Jun
12,
2018
JDK early adoption: A relic of the past
What if Java releases a new version and no one uses it? This article by JAX London speaker Simon Ritter sheds some light on the new time-driven Java release cadence and the potential future of Java deployment.
Jun
11,
2018
Architecting a blockchain for medical record digitization
JAX London speaker Vinita Rathi discusses the use case of digitizing medicals records for an African nation using the blockchain. Blockchain has increasing real-world value that may soon change the landscape of medical documentation.
Sep
21,
2017
Kotlin cheat sheet: Tips and tricks
Google recently declared Kotlin as a first-class language. This increased visibility means everyone is looking at this programming language. Here, Dmitry Jemerov explains some tips and tricks for dealing with basic syntax, classes, and more in Kotlin.
Sep
19,
2017
Techie women are everyday superheroes
Women are underrepresented in the tech sector —myth or reality? Together with jaxenter.com we launched a diversity series aimed at bringing the most inspirational and powerful women in the tech scene to your attention. Today, we’d like you to meet Monica Beckwith, JavaOne Rock Star and JAX London speaker.
Aug
30,
2017
There is too much allowance for tolerating toxic people in tech
Women are underrepresented in the tech sector —myth or reality? Together with jaxenter.com we launched a diversity series aimed at bringing the most inspirational and powerful women in the tech scene to your attention. Today, we’d like you to meet Tracy Miranda, founder and CEO of Kichwa Coders and JAX...
Aug
25,
2017
The Error of Our Ways
What happens when things break? - An Interview with JAX London keynote speaker Kevlin Henney offering a clearer way of reasoning about the relationship between software, its behavior and its unexpected consequences on the world around it.
Aug
18,
2017
Java will stay on the throne
In this interview, Bruno Borges maintains that Java is still solid, with plenty of high-profile frameworks that can deliver the same developer experience (quick development/deployment) that Node.js delivers but keeping the stability and maintainability that Node.js projects provide.
Aug
17,
2017
Node and Java – neighbors and not enemies?
In this interview, Quentin Adam quotes some chances for the community and JUGs to be efficient, meet new people and gain more audiences, because people will need to learn and will be looking for news.
Aug
16,
2017
Java is more a platform than a language
In this interview, Thorsten Heller is positive that Java as a platform with different programming language such as Java itself, Kotlin, Scala, etc. won’t drop in relevance or popularity.
Aug
15,
2017
Java is to JavaScript as ham is to hamster
In this interview, Baruch Sadogursky, argues that there are many programming languages and they don’t necessarily compete with each other.
