As we approach the release of Jakarta EE 9, we’ve rounded up blogs and podcasts that are looking ahead to the transition. We also found several useful articles on improving your use of Kubernetes in the Cloud, which continues to be a hot-button topic!
In this round up you will find a curated list of some of the most interesting news, articles and videos from the last month. Can’t wait until the end of the month? Visitour Twitter pagewhere we post all these articles as we find them!
Updating Enterprise Projects from Java 8 to 11. – Victor Orozco lists his key considerations, which include verifying server compatibility. Payara is featured as one of the most popular Java Enterprise servers, already compatible with 11.
Kubernetes Operators in Depth – James Laverack explains how Operators can streamline kubernetes-native applications, or help the DevOps team reduce the complexity of existing systems, in this thorough InfoQ article.
Pagination with JPA and Hibernate – Huge results sets put a burden on your Java application. In this blog, Thorben Janssen describes how pagination with JPA and Hibernate splits sets into multiple parts, to combat this.
Understanding Jakarta EE 9 – The upcoming Jakarta EE release will see the namespace move from javax to jakarta. In this blog, Jan Supol provides a checklist of will need to change in your applications – a very helpful breakdown!
Record Classes” with Gavin Bierman – Inside Java podcast – In this episode of Inside Java, David Delabassée and Gavin Bierman discuss popular new Project Amber feature “record classes” – including how they may reduce verbosity of the code. What do you think of this Java innovation?
79th airhacks.tv live questions and answers – Adam Bien’s latest Q+A covers data source definition and deploying a JDBC data source in Payara (16.52 – 18.03), as well as using Payara and MicroProfile with WebSockets (28.12 – 31.03).
Community Chat with Edwin Derks – A great discussion between Ivar Grimstad and Edwin Derks, covering hopes for Jakarta EE 9, options for a changing release cadence and Edwin’s powerful summary of why you should get involved in Jakarta EE.
State of Java & Code Review Best Practices – A fascinating listen from JetBrains’ Trisha Gee on the Tech Lead Journal podcast, hosted by Henry Ken. She discusses the benefits of 25 years of Java development, maps out a journey from Java 8, dispels garbage collector myths and champions using cloud with Java.
GitHub Welcomes the OpenJDK Project! – The OpenJDK community is welcomed to GitHub by its Director of Developer Relations Martin Woodward. OpenJDK joins projects including the Apache Maven Project, Gradle and Apache Spark in taking advantage of the GitHub platform’s Java-orientated features.
Payara Platform Support for IntelliJ Plugin (Enterprise & Community) – Payara’s IntelliJ IDEA Tools provide integration of Payara Platform into IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate. The Plugin allows configuring & using the Payara Platform, for deploying & managing applications from Intellij IDEA. Read more in Payara’s Gaurav Gupta’s blog.
The Road to Jakarta EE 9 – The delayed release of Jakarta EE 9 – supporting the new Jakarta package namespace – is expected this month. Here, Michael Redlich talks to release lead Kevin Sutter. A must-read for anyone in the Enterprise Java Community!
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