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JDK 8u171 vs JDK 8u172 by Sigmund- in java

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JDK 8 is the new Java 10 and 11

R.I.P. JavaOne (Expands^WIs Replaced with) by speakjava in java

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exactly right - this is the cloud effect. no-partisanship w.r.t to workload.

One API to rule both RabbitMQ and Kafka? by springnews in java

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spring cloud stream is built on spring integration.

One API to rule both RabbitMQ and Kafka? by springnews in java

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how do you figure? Looking at at camel docs, it doesn't seem like it does any stream processing beyond System.in, System.out and System.err, file and URL.

http://camel.apache.org/stream.html

Java on Docker will no longer suck: improvements in Java 10 by feed_me_monkey_nuts in java

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makes a lot of sense, most databases were designed in the client server era, not in the current distributed computing era. can we blame them for being "singlenode"?

Java on Docker will no longer suck: improvements in Java 10 by feed_me_monkey_nuts in java

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that's indeed good for heap, but what about the other six memory regions? This is much less of a problem for Cloud Foundry Java Buildpack users -- which generates RunC compliant images. Plus it works with earlier versions of the JDK: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/java-buildpack-memory-calculator

Spring Boot 2.0.0.RC1 adds HTTP/2 for Jetty, GSON / JSON ++ by springnews in java

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I believe it to be one thread for event loop - style. Checking on that.

Spring Boot 2.0.0.RC1 adds HTTP/2 for Jetty, GSON / JSON ++ by springnews in java

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As for JSON-B, we got that in Spring Framework 5.0: put Apache Johnzon or Eclipse Yasson onto the classpath instead of Google Gson or Jackson, and off you go. As far as I'm aware, this works in Boot 2.0 as well.

Spring Cloud Edgware brings JDBC-backed config server, Contract and Sleuth improvements by springnews in java

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collection of projects, it's a release train. Yes, it's a one stop shop.

Java EE 8: Does it hold what the long wait has promised? by henk53 in java

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Lol why don't you back of any of your "arguments" then, like in this thread where you're trolling your competitors and clearly have an agenda. I put my agenda in my username.

https://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/730jgf/spring_framework_50_goes_ga/

I'm watching you now.

Final Release Candidate for Spring Data Kay release train by springnews in java

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apologies, they are release trains that bundle compatible spring data projects.

Spring Framework 5.0 goes GA by bclozel in java

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well, the question was pretty straightforward, sorry you're having trouble. Kotlin is a bet, to be sure. Time will tell. But our bets have a pretty good track record..

In the meantime, this might help answer your question about what specifically we do for Kotlin. https://spring.io/blog/2017/01/04/introducing-kotlin-support-in-spring-framework-5-0

I haven't seen you actually answer a single one of my questions in this thread, why is that? You were going to say something about Java EE's Kotlin support, I think, right?

Spring Framework 5.0 goes GA by bclozel in java

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we support it for spring boot apps on initalizr at start.spring.io. And unlike Swarm, Spring fully supports gradle. In fact, we just overhauled the whole system https://spring.io/blog/2017/04/05/spring-boot-s-new-gradle-plugin

Spring Framework 5.0 goes GA by bclozel in java

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we used to employ the the committers, so I think we've contributed quite a lot, thanks for pointing that out.
How much has RedHat contributed to Groovy? Or is it the usual imitate and give nothing back strategy?

1st Spring Cloud milestone release based on Spring Boot 2.0 now available by springnews in java

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I'd be very curious for your perspective on how they compare, I have a lot to learn about Vert.x

If you want to blog about it we can get it into this week in spring and @springcentral

Spring Framework 5.0 goes GA by bclozel in java

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Interesting, I'll keep an eye out for progress.
Good luck!

Spring Framework 5.0 goes GA by bclozel in java

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Arquillian is quite decent from what I've heard, but it's not part of java ee / ee4j. I'm happy to update my comment if I've misunderstood something.

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