Welcome to edition #78. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG If you missed the Quarkus World Tour, stay tuned to the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel, where his and past events recordings are available. Follow NYJavaSIG on Twitter to be notified of the following events. API Observability The article Derric Gilling from gives an introduction to API Observability. Minecraft As … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #78 – Week of 6/21
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Weekend Reading List #77 – Week of 6/14
Welcome to edition #77. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG Registrations will open soon to the next event on June 22nd - Quarkus World Tour. Follow NYJavaSIG on Twitter to be notified about the registration and next events Java 17 The blog from Ben Evans gives us a peek into Java 17. Spring Data JPA … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #77 – Week of 6/14
Weekend Reading List #76 – Week of 6/7
Welcome to edition #76. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG had an exceptional event on June 9th. They had the lightning talks with aspiring speakers from the tri-state area (Elena Felder, Janeice DelVecchio, Erik Kariyev, Mike Redlich, and Hui Min Wu), followed by the internationally recognized Java, career, and community expert Bruno Souza. … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #76 – Week of 6/7
Weekend Reading List #75 – Week of 5/31
Welcome to edition #75. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG The next NYJavaSIG event on June 9th will be exceptional. We'll have the first series of lightning talks with aspiring speakers from the tri-state area, followed by the internationally recognized Java, career, and community expert Bruno Souza. Registrations are open on Eventbrite. Serverless Apps With … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #75 – Week of 5/31
Weekend Reading List #74 – Week of 5/24
Welcome to edition #74. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG Thanks to Andres Almiray for staying up so late and for the fantastic Layrry hands-on workshop delivered to the NYJavaSIG members. If you missed the event, remember that all NYJavaSIG events are available on Youtube. The next event will happen on June 9th is a … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #74 – Week of 5/24
Weekend Reading List #73 – Week of 5/17
Welcome to edition #73. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG Registration is open for the next NYJavaSIG event on May 13th. This time, Hands-on-Workshop about Layrry with the Java Champion Andres Almiray. Registration is open on the NYJavaSIG website, and there limited spots available. Hurry up! IntelliJ Plugins This week, Sirisha Pratha presented a webinar, … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #73 – Week of 5/17
Weekend Reading List #72 – Week of 5/10
Welcome to edition #72. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG had a great event yesterday, May 13th, about JBang with Max Andersen. If you couldn't attend, the recording is available on the NYJavaSIG Youtube channel. Still in May, the NYJavaSIG will have a Hands-on-Workshop. Stay tuned. Java Performance And Instrumentation We all know … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #72 – Week of 5/10
Weekend Reading List #71 – Week of 5/3
Welcome to edition #71. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG Registration is open for the next NYJavaSIG event on May 13th. The topic is JBang, a better way to run Java applications, with Max Andersen. More information at the NYJavaSIG website. Kubernetes The article from Rancher covers The Three Pillars of Kubernetes Container Orchestration: Resource … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #71 – Week of 5/3
Weekend Reading List #70 – Week of 4/26
Welcome to edition #70. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG Save the date. The next NYJavaSIG meeting is on May 13th on JBang, a better way to run Java applications, with Max Andersen. I hope you enjoyed the Practical Introduction to FXGL talk by Almas Baimagambetov at the NYJavaSIG. If you missed it, you could … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #70 – Week of 4/26
Weekend Reading List #69 – Week of 4/19
Welcome to edition #69. I hope you enjoy it! NYJavaSIG I hope you enjoyed the Practical Introduction to FXGL talk by Almas Baimagambetov at the NYJavaSIG. If you missed it, you could watch the recording on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel. Java Is Criminally Underhyped If you missed this article on your timeline this week, read it. It's … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #69 – Week of 4/19
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