Java Programming Tutorials and Videos
Ratpack is a micro web framework for Groovy inspired by the Sinatra web framework for Ruby. Running Jetty and Groovy’s template engine at its core, Ratpack is very capable and extensible while also enabling you to write single file web apps.
The garbage-first (or G1) garbage collector is now an officially supported garbage collector in Java 7 update 4 and later VMs based on Oracle’s HotSpot. This session describes the operational basics of G1 and how to tune it.
There’s a lot to love about JRuby. It performs better than just about any other implementation. It has solid, reliable, parallel threading. Its extensions are managed code and won’t segfault or interfere with threads or GC. And it gives Ruby access to anything that can run on a JVM, including …
This session will present a case study focusing on the development of a robust, horizontally scalable, enterprise CRM system at Dealer.com built primarily upon a Spring technology stack.
Learn several advanced deployment concepts and techniques on how to deploy your Java applications. Some of them were introduced recently, and others have been available for some time but are underutilized because they are perceived as hard to master.
The makefiles for the OpenJDK have begun to show their age. They were slow, did not allow for incremental builds, and created a high barrier of entry for new Java developers who wanted to join the OpenJDK development community.
