JAX London Magazine 2018

JAX London
The Conference for Java & Software Innovation

Java’s next chapter

Java 10 was the first release in Oracle’s new six-month cycle and, as Simon Ritter, Deputy CTO at Azul Systems said in an interview earlier this year, this release is the fastest in Java’s 23-year history. Now we’re just one month away from Java 11 so it’s not far-fetched to say that Java’s new chapter is exciting.

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Inside this issue

  • Begin your Java exploration: Advice and resources
    • Samuil Mihaylov
  • “Java is designed to get the job done”
    • Interview with Peter Lawrey and Simon Ritter
  • What if you released a JDK and nobody used it?
    • Simon Ritter
  • Seven ways to capture Java heap dumps
    • Ram Lakshmanan
  • How to handle structs in Java like a pro
    • Juraj Papp
  • The DevOps cookbook
    • Liat Palace
  • GitOps, Jenkins, and Jenkins X
    • Tracy Miranda
  • Event Sourcing and the GDPR
    • Michiel Rook
  • Architecting a Blockchain solution
    • Vinita Rathi
  • “GraphQL is not an alternative to ‘real’ REST services”
    • Interview with Christian Schwendtner
  • Conquer your public speaking fears
    • Erica Tanti
  • Diversity talk: Change is slow
    • Erica Tanti
  • How well do you know your Deeplearning4j trivia?
    • Skymind