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Hi, Spring fans! In this episode, we catch up with one of the most influential engineers in modern Java history - Kohsuke Kawaguchi - for a wide-ranging conversation that’s equal parts tech retrospective, career…
Most Java concurrency bugs show up when something goes wrong, not when everything works. So let’s break one subtask on purpose and watch what each approach does about it. A Quick Status Check First, a warning about…
, and the article has a fair section on when the engine is worth it: replay debugging, signals, child workflows, orchestration across languages. The last line is a good one: “Buy the product when you need the product.…
This time a bit unusual :)
repository. Everything came across: more than 2,250 articles, more than 350 author profiles, more than 50 JVM terms, the JUG directory, the calendar and the sponsors. Old links still work, including the /blog/ scheme…
, about what Java, C# and Python mean by “lambda” compared with lambda calculus.
(in Polish). His view of LTS releases is direct, and I will not spoil it.
. The second round of sales is wrapping up, so be quick quick 😊
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, installation guides for Windows, macOS and Linux, and a ten-step Quick Start tutorial that goes from choosing an editor to streams. If someone in your family asks how to start with Java, this is the link.
. It collects every Foojay edition of JVM Weekly, and this one will join them.
he explains why: he looked at JBake, which had gone quiet between early 2023 and late 2025 (it has since shipped 2.7.0, and he says so), and somebody on the Foojay Slack pointed him at Roq. His verdict on Roq is…
, as did .
reads the iCal feed that each JUG already publishes on Meetup or elsewhere, once a day, so meetups appear without anyone typing them in. Frank’s comparison for September: 11 hand-typed entries on the old site, 23…
Frank published on 22 September: “a static, open-source site where publishing an article is a pull request. Same URLs, same archive, much faster.”
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This time a bit unusual :)
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page now puts every JUG on a world map. The data comes from the community-run repository, refreshed on every build of the site.
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