November 2018

What do Eclipse Ozark and Eclipse Krazo have in common? If you take a closer look, you’ll see that the latter is Ozark spelled backward. But forget...

After re-affirming long-term support for Java in Amazon Linux a couple of weeks ago, Amazon announced at Devoxx Belgium the preview of Amazon Corretto, a free distribution...

The practice of building and shipping software has been under a steady iterative change over the last decade. The overall arc of this journey carries us...

Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) have promised the internet several significant improvements: Manageable transparency and governance of data Bulletproof security, through trustless systems Significantly decreased...

Caesar may have been warned about the Ides, but computer science has long relied on IDEs, or integrated development environments. This integral part of computing has...

2018 has definitely been a busy and fruitful year for many of our favorite technologies. There are some, however, that enjoyed a bit more space under...

Stephen Colebourne said in an interview at last year’s JAX London that “Java 8 will satisfy us for a good few years until there’s something really big...

In the early 1970s, 1 MB of memory cost $1 million. Now, there is no comparison; 1 MB is a fraction of that cost. This is...

A research study by The National Center for Women & Information Technology showed that “gender diversity has specific benefits in technology settings,” which could explain why tech...

This is the second in a series of articles covering Manifold, a new breed of tooling for Java. Part 1 introduces the Type Manifold API, a powerful...