JavaWorld Update

Feb 06, 2018

Java language oddities: Arrays and more

The Java language includes various behaviors that may puzzle newcomers to the language. This post examines three such behaviors involving arrays, bytes and shorts, and private fields and methods. Read More ▶

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5 Perils of Outsourcing Your Facilities Management

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Oracle extends Java JDK 8 updates to 2019

Oddly, JDK 8 will get public updates even after updates end for the later JDK 9 and JDK 10 Java releases Read More ▶

Java 101: Datastructures and algorithms in Java, Part 3

Multidimensional arrays are useful for complex computing scenarios, and ragged arrays can help conserve memory for big data applications. Learn how to create multidimensional arrays and ragged arrays and use them in your Java programs. Read More ▶

Serverless computing with AWS Lambda, Part 2: AWS Lambda with DynamoDB

Integrate your AWS Lambda backend with a DynamoDB datastore, then use the AWS SDK to invoke Lambda functions from a Java client Read More ▶

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Masiello Group Case Study

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