Welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #242 NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG is back on September 18th with two talks Save the date. For more information and registrations go to https://www.javasig.com. For now, you can watch the recording of this and past events on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel. Debugging Debugging with IntelliJ IDEA - Anton Arhipov Vulnerabilities … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #242
Welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #230 NYJavaSIG One event, two presentations! The NYJavaSIG had a great event on June 13th with two presentations. From Chaos to Clarity: Data Frames in Java from Vlad Zakharov and Jakarta EE 11: Going Beyond the Era of Java EE from our Garden State JUG leader Mike Redlich. … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #230
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #186. NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG hosted on July 26th, Olivier Poupeney, who presented "How Conductor and Spring Boot Can Rescue Subscription Chaos" Follow the NYJavaSIG to be notified about future events. Did you know that you can watch the recording of past events on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel? … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #186 – Week of July 24th
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #168. NYJavaSIG Great NYJavaSIG event with two amazing talks. Denis Magda presented How Java Apps Litter Beyond the Heap, followed by ChatGPT for Java Developers by Frank Greco. Follow the NYJavaSIG on Twitter to be notified about registration and future events. You can watch the recording … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #168 – Week of Mar 20th
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #135. NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG hosted Jeanne Boyarsky, who presented "Refactoring to Java 17 and Beyond". The recording is available on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel. Stay tuned. On August 16th, the NYJavaSIG will have an in-person networking event in NYC. Follow the NYJavaSIG on Twitter to be notified about this and future events. Loom … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #135 – Week of 8/1
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #134. NYJavaSIG Save the date! The next NYJavaSIG will be on August 4th, and Jeanne Boyarsky will present "Refactoring to Java 17 and Beyond". Did you know that you can watch many past presentations on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel? Check it out and follow the NYJavaSIG on Twitter to be notified of future talks … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #134 – Week of 7/25
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list edition #130. NYJavaSIG Yesterday the NYJavaSIG hosted Neha Sardana, who presented Pattern Matching for Java. You can watch this and past presentations on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel. Follow the NYJavaSIG on Twitter to be notified of future talks and hands-on workshops. Batch Processing Vlad Mihalcea explains the best way to do batch processing with JPA … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #130 – Week of 6/27
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list edition #123. NYJavaSIG Did you know that you can watch many past presentations on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel? Check it out and follow the NYJavaSIG on Twitter to be notified of future talks and hands-on workshops. Spring Academy Maciej Walkowiak's YouTube channel Spring Academy has plenty of Spring, Java, Kotlin, and Cloud videos. … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #123 – Week of 5/9
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list edition #106. NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG hosted the Java Champion Ana Mihalceanu talking about Cloud Native Resiliency Patterns from the Ground Up. You can watch the recording on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel. Java Trends Report Michael Redlich and Ben Evans wrote the Java InfoQ Trends Report—December 2021. Java's Plans for 2022 Nicolai Parlog talks about the updates to … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #106 – Week of 1/10
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list edition #101. NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG is taking a break in December, but we are planning for 2022. If you follow the group on Twitter, you will soon be notified about our following events. Happy Holidays! Deep Learning Learn how to get started with Deep Learning in Java with Zoran Severac. … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #101 – Week of 12/6
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