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Java Weekly, Issue 317
Filed under Weekly Review
An intro to the Reactive programming support in several high-profile Spring projects, and several new releases are out for Spring Boot and Core.
Java Weekly, Issue 316
Filed under Weekly Review
A deep dive into coroutines in Kotlin, and a guide to the RFC-7807 standard for communicating API problems to client applications.
Introduction to Big Queue
Filed under Java Collections
Learn about the Big Queue, a Java implementation of a persistent queue.
Java Preview Features
Filed under Core Java
A quick and practical overview of Java preview features.
Generating Random Numbers in Java
Filed under Java Numbers
Learn different ways of generating random numbers in Java.
Partitioning and Sorting Arrays with Many Repeated Entries with Java Examples
Filed under Algorithms, Java Array
Learn different ways to partition and sort an array containing many repeated entries.
Obtaining a Power Set of a Set in Java
Filed under Algorithms, Java Collections
Study the process of generating a power set of a given set in Java.
Java Weekly, Issue 315
Filed under Weekly Review
An overview of installing and managing multiple Java SDKs with SDKMAN!, and a collection of patterns for building an observability pipeline for microservices.