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Java Weekly, Issue 598
Filed under Weekly Review
New JDK API changes and more AI developments.
Java Weekly, Issue 597
Filed under Weekly Review
New JDK APIs introduced and more AI developments.
Java Weekly, Issue 596
Filed under Weekly Review
New Spring releases and tips for using Spring AI more efficiently.
Java Weekly, Issue 595
Filed under Weekly Review
Two major releases this week: Hibernate ORM 7 and Spring AI.
Java Weekly, Issue 594
Filed under Weekly Review
More developments in AI tools in Java, and handling security concerns.
Java Weekly, Issue 593
Filed under Weekly Review
Java is becoming more accessible to beginners but also easier to prototype in. Good stuff.
Testing in Java Series
Explore how to use different Java testing libraries.
Java Weekly, Issue 592
Filed under Weekly Review
A new cryptographic tool from Oracle, and Java AI libraries enhancements. And Boot 3.5 getting close 🙂