Welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #240 NYJavaSIG Enjoy your summer! The NYJavaSIG will be back in September! For now, you can watch the recording of this and past events on the NYJavaSIG YouTube channel. Valhalla Valhalla - Where Are We? - Brian Goetz TestContainers Spring Boot Testcontainers - Integration Testing made easy! - Dan … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #240
Welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #222. If you want to see your article here, reach out to me on Twitter/X or the blog. Você tem sugestão de artigos em Português? Gostaria de ver seu artigo divulgado aqui no blog? Envie sua sugestão pelo Twitter/X ou pelo blog. NYJavaSIG Save the date! The next NYJavaSIG event will happen on May … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #222 – Week of Apr 15th
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #203. If you want to see your article here, reach out to me on Twitter/X or the blog.Você tem sugestão de artigos em Português? Gostaria de ver seu artigo divulgado aqui no blog? Envie sua sugestão pelo Twitter ou pelo blog. After a 2 weeks family vacation, the blog is back! I … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #203 – Week of December 4th
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #199. If you want to see your article here, reach out to me on Twitter/X or the blog.Você tem sugestão de artigos em Português? Gostaria de ver seu artigo divulgado aqui no blog? Envie sua sugestão pelo Twitter ou pelo blog. NYJavaSIG Matt Raible presented Choosing the Right Java REST Framework. You … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #199 – Week of October 23rd
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #198. If you want to see your article here, reach out to me on Twitter/X or the blog.Você tem sugestão de artigos em Português? Gostaria de ver seu artigo divulgado aqui no blog? Envie sua sugestão pelo Twitter ou pelo blog. NYJavaSIG Matt Raible presented Choosing the Right Java REST Framework. You … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #198 – Week of October 16th
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #192. NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG and the Garden State JUG will join forces on September 13th for an unforgettable journey into the extraordinary realm of Java 21. JCP Executive Committee members from major enterprises (Amazon, Microsoft, BNYM, Red Hat, BellSoft, Microdoc, SouJava) share valuable insights on adopting … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #192 – Week of September 4th
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #137. NYJavaSIG The NYJavaSIG had a great networking event on August 16th. Games, many technical and career discussions, and complimentary pizzas and drinks from Betterment. Don't forget to follow the group on Twitter to be notified about future events. Did you know you can watch the previous event … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #137 – Week of 8/15
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list edition #131. 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. Testcontainers Testcontainers with MySQL and Redis with a Spring Boot Kotlin Application - João Victor … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #131 – Week of 7/4
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list edition #129. NYJavaSIG Save the date. On 6/29, the NYJavaSIG will host Neha Sardana, who will present Pattern Matching for Java. You can register on Eventbrite. Cloud Bringing Java to the Cloud is the presentation topic from Otavio Santana and Karina Varela to xgeeks. GraalVM and OpenJDK Andrew Dinn and Dan Heidinga discuss Native images for Java applications. Testcontainers … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #129 – Week of 6/20
Hello and welcome to the weekend reading list edition #102. 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! Log4J The hottest topic of the week has to be Log4J. To understand … Continue reading Weekend Reading List #102 – Week of 12/13
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