JavaWorld Update

Jan 07, 2016

Jump into Java microframeworks, Part 3: Spark

Develop a JDBC persistence layer for your basic Spark web application, then use jQuery and DBUtils to wire up a functional UI with authentication and authorization. Read More ▶

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•	Java loses no luster in popularity index

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•	What machine learning will gain in 2016

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Coding with JRebel: Java Forever Changed

With JRebel, developers get to see their code changes immediately, fine-tune their code with incremental changes, debug, explore and deploy their code with ease, and ultimately spend more time coding. Read More ▶

Java loses no luster in popularity index

Once mired behind the C language in popularity, Java has regained its mojo and is expected to have bright future as it retains its top spot for the month Read More ▶

Android open source move could boost Java

Google's upcoming 'Android N' mobile operating system will leverage OpenJDK APIs Read More ▶

6 signs containers will gain ground in 2016

There's little question containers will continue to reshape IT in the coming year; here are several insights into what might happen Read More ▶

Get started with log-driven development

Development and test cycles are becoming quicker and more efficient, so organizations need to use log-driven development for stricter monitoring Read More ▶

What machine learning will gain in 2016

Open source origins, more data sources, and the reinvention of tech dinosaurs will be pivotal for machine learning in 2016 Read More ▶

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E-Learning Provider Reduces Liferay Development Time with JRebel

In this case study, learn how MSLC was able to view code changes instantly, eliminate redeployment wait time, and subsequently streamline application development and change management. Read More ▶