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Python, Scala climb the ranks of language popularity
Python’s rise has been steady, while Scala’s rise this time may last longer than before
Python developers profiled: What you use, what you do
A survey of 9,500 developers shows what Python programmers use and what they work on. See how typical you are as a Python developer
Big data analytics with Neo4j and Java, Part 2
The tricky part of Neo4j is learning to work with its Cypher Query Language, which requires thinking graphically. Once you've got that down, writing a Java application that integrates with your Neo4j data store is easy.
Dojo 2: What the JavaScript toolkit’s new version offers
14 years after the first version's debut, the revamped Dojo Version 2 provides a widget system and support for progressive web apps
The 5 best programming languages for AI development
Which programming language should you pick for your machine learning or deep learning project? These are your best options
Java 11 roadmap: The new features you can expect
CORBA, Java EE, and JavaFX support will be removed, while just a handful of new features are being added—so far
Oracle sets date for end of Java 8 updates
After January 2019, businesses will need a commercial license to receive updates for Oracle Java SE products
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 with Eclipse’s Jakarta EE
GlassFish app server, Jakarta EE Java implementation set to move forward with cloud native focus
Scala roadmap: What features to expect in Scala 3
A new compiler is the main new feature of the functional, object-oriented language—as well as binary incompatibility with Scala 2
Beyond Java: Programming languages on the JVM
By running on the JVM, these languages run anywhere Java runs, work seamlessly with Java, and open up possibilities Java doesn’t
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
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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