Wednesday, November 8 the Masters of Java 2023 took place in Veenendaal. The annual code challenge for Java Developers of all levels. Organized by NLJUG with, First8 Conclusion, as the main sponsor responsible for the software and the tasks. Article by: First 8 Conclusion 65(!) enthusiastic developers, divided into 42 teams, were eager to get started. For some, it was …
Read More »Open Liberty is a lightweight, open cloud-native runtime, great for building fast and efficient cloud-native Java applications. If you’re unfamiliar with Open Liberty, and want to learn more, check out the “Why cloud-native Java developers love Liberty” article. However, choosing an effective cloud-native Java runtime for your application doesn’t always directly equate to efficient creation of cloud-native applications. As developers, …
Read More »Once a month in this podcast, we talk about the history of a Java User Group and the people behind it. Today, we are traveling to Dublin to learn more about its Java community! Video edit Podcast (audio only) Links https://dubjug.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8513472/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/dubjug/ https://twitter.com/dubjug https://www.youtube.com/@dubjug/videos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=0 Guest: Barry Alistair https://twitter.com/BarryAlistair https://www.linkedin.com/in/barryalistair/ Podcast Host: Frank Delporte https://foojay.social/@frankdelporte https://twitter.com/FrankDelporte Content 00:00 Introduction00:47 History …
Read More »Don’t miss the online JetBrains AI launch event, where we’ll release our AI-powered coding companion, JetBrains AI Assistant. With JetBrains AI, your favorite tools gain new abilities while you are empowered with more information at your fingertips. Free yourself from the routine and stay in the flow like never before! Join the JetBrains AI launch event online! December 6, 5:00 …
Read More »In the landscape of software development, bugs are an inevitable part of the journey, and debugging, albeit frustrating at times, is an integral part of the process. There’s no escaping this truth, and the sooner we embrace it, the sooner we can master the art of debugging. In the next few posts in this series, I will explain the little-known …
Read More »The OpenTelemetry Collector sits at the center of the OpenTelemetry architecture but is unrelated to the W3C Trace Context. In my tracing demo, I use Jaeger instead of the Collector. Yet, it’s ubiquitous, as in every OpenTelemetry-related post. I wanted to explore it further. In this post, I explore the different aspects of the Collector: The data kind: logs, metrics, …
Read More »In this video I show how simple it can be to add drag and drop to a Vaadin application! Drag and Drop can be helpful in many situations, but often it’s complicated to implement. That’s not the case with Vaadin. Vaadin makes it easy to have drag-and-drop support for all components. The post Video: Vaadin Drag & Drop Support. It’s …
Read More »Introduction In distributed, microservice-based applications, the management of state is one of the most important, yet difficult aspects of design. Ensuring the accuracy and consistency of state without introducing excessive complexity that affects performance or flexibility to support evolving requirements requires careful thought. This article discusses issues around state management and shows how the Chronicle Services framework provides support to …
Read More »Have fun with this overview of the “JavaFX LinksOfTheWeek” that got published on jfx-central.com during November! Core Carl Dea shared: “JavaFX 22 will be supporting platform specific settings! E.g. dark and light mode etc.”. See JDK-8319138: Platform preferences API. Also worth following: JDK-8305116: “Frosty / Milky / diffuse transparency areas showing desktop background” Dirk Lemmermann is looking forward to the …
Read More »I was searching for some JFR-related settings on the internet when I stumbled upon the /jfr command that exists in Minecraft: This, of course, intrigued me, especially as Minecraft apparently adds some custom JFR events: So I had to check it out. I downloaded and started the Java server, got a demo account, and connected to my local instance. This …
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NLJUG – Nederlandse Java User Group NLJUG – de Nederlandse Java User Group – is opgericht in 2003. De NLJUG verenigt software ontwikkelaars, architecten, ICT managers, studenten, new media developers en haar businesspartners met algemene interesse in alle aspecten van Java Technology.