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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.
What’s new in GraalVM: Oracle's multilanguage virtual machine
The universal virtual machine enters production status
15 Java frameworks that give developers a boost
Java development frameworks can help developers get an application up and running faster, offering code reuse and eliminating the task of building boilerplate code
Database decisions: AWS has changed the game for IT
Enterprises are figuring out that they likely need different database engines to power different parts of their applications. AWS has figured that out, too
Big data analytics with Neo4j and Java, Part 1
Graph databases like Neo4j are ideal for modeling complex relationships between collections of users--and they move through big data at lightspeed. This tutorial gets you started with graph databases and analytics in Java.
Java 101: Searching and sorting with linked lists
Learn how to create a singly linked list, insert and delete nodes in a singly linked list, and more. Find out which algorithms are most used to sort linked lists and how each one stacks up for performance.
What’s new in Apache’s NetBeans IDE for Java 9
The beta of the NetBeans Version 9.0 IDE supports Java 9’s new Java Module System
Open source isn’t the community you think it is
The irony is that what makes open source work—and differ from commercial software—is that only a few developers do the major work on any project
Java tutorial: Counting words with Apache Spark
Set up and use Spark to analyze data contained in Hadoop, Splunk, files on a file system, local databases, and more.
How to get started with AI—before it’s too late
Put these five prerequisites in place so you can actually execute on your artificial intelligence strategy
Sensors and machine learning: How applications sense
All five senses take the form of some kind of sensor and some kind of mathematical algorithm, usually a supervised machine learning algorithm and a model
What’s new in the Sails Node.js framework
Sails.js 1.0 features async/await capabilities and a web template
Classic Java Tutorials
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Exceptions in Java: Nuts and bolts (Bill Venners)
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Effective programming with exceptions (Brian Goetz)
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Are checked exceptions good or bad? (Jeff Friesen)
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Design techniques for Java exceptions (Bill Venners)
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