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Microsoft continues to contribute to the Java ecosystem with new the OpenJDK for ARM and JMS over AMQP. Also, Patterns to manage distributed systems and finally, working effectively from home!

An opinion piece predicting what’s in store for the Java ecosystem in 2019, and a good review of expression-based access control.

A historical look at how the hashing algorithm for Strings has improved steadily with each Java release, and a review of the latest Kotlin features.

Lots of good reactive talks, upcoming stream improvements in Java 10 and a comprehensive guide to JPQL. A good week all in all.

This week is all about Hibernate it seems, with some great JavaOne roundups and talks and a solid writeup on microservices.

The Java “State of the Union”, a look at JUnit 5 and some cool notes on reactive programming – quite an interesting week.

The first milestone of JUnit 5 is out, we have another solid deep-dive into the issues of a persistence solution and some of the best StackOverflow questions ever.

This week, some cool writeups all about reactive programming coming to Spring as well as insights out of a huge dataset of Java exceptions.

An interesting and diverse week, from some Java persistence goodness to a well-executed Spring Boot migration and the LinkedIn data breach.

Local variable type inference, a quick and useful way of running your JUnit tests more predictably and the first RC of Spring Security 4.1 – an exciting week.

JUnit 5 is picking up the pace, lambdas are still fun to play with and a host of solid talks for the weekend. A good, interesting week.

From the schedule push of Java 9 to a lot of Spring goodness, this week was certainly packed with solid writeups.

A few solid Spring releases, some great insights into DDD and CQRS and a new way to work with SQL from Java. A good week.