Java 16 goes RC1, Unix-domain sockets, native images, jOOQ internals, metrics meets open tracing, joining tables with a hash-join algorithm, and having more effective meetings!
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Java HashMap Load Factor
Filed under Java Map
In this article, we’ll see the significance of the load factor in Java’s HashMap and how it affects the map’s performance.
Java Weekly, Issue 371
Filed under Weekly Review
Experimenting with Unix-domain sockets, more randomness, Java on Java, vectorization, the benefits of pull requests, and the story of Netflix’s homepage!
Multiple Submit Buttons on a Form
Filed under Spring MVC
Learn how to add another button to the same form in a Spring MVC application that maps to the same RequestMapping on the controller.
Java Weekly, Issue 370
Filed under Weekly Review
Java turns 25, interview with Brian Goetz, scalable batching processing, more pattern matching, foreign memory access, idempotent consumers, and latency numbers for teams!
An Introduction to the Constant Pool in the JVM
Filed under JVM
Learn about the constant pool in JVM.
Structural Patterns in Core Java
Filed under Architecture, Core Java
Learn how some core libraries in Java have adopted the seven core structural design patterns
Java Weekly, Issue 369
Filed under Weekly Review
Run Java on Java, reactive JAX-RS, inline and primitive objects, Java 17 new additions, state watch pattern, and guidelines for pair programming!
How to Analyze Java Thread Dumps
Filed under DevOps, Java Concurrency
Learn how to analyze thread dumps to efficiently diagnose performance issues. Also, we’ll learn to detect bottlenecks or even simple bugs.