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New Java Books. Learning Modular Java Programming & Mastering Microservices with Java & Neural Network Programming with Java & Machine Learning in Java & Mastering Concurrency Programming with Java 8

Posted: December 25, 2016 in Community
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Learning Modular Java Programming

This book targets Java developers who have a basic knowledge of application development with Java and are interested in learning the Modular Programming approach for building reusable applications that are easy to test, and thus improve overall project management.

Mastering Microservices with Java

Microservices are the next big thing in designing scalable, easy-to-maintain applications. It not only makes app development easier, but also offers great flexibility to utilize various resources optimally.  This book helps developers understand the core concepts and framework, and also focus on the high-level design of large software projects.   Using Spring security, microservices can be secured and tested effectively using REST Java clients and other tools.

Neural Network Programming with Java

This book is for Java developers with basic Java programming knowledge. No previous knowledge of neural networks is required as this book covers the concepts from scratch.

Mastering Concurrency Programming with Java 8

This book shows how to use all the components of the Java Concurrency API from basics to the most advanced techniques to implement them in powerful concurrency applications in Java.

Machine Learning in Java

This book shows how to use Java’s machine learning libraries to gain insight from data. It provides developers with the skills to successfully create, customize, and deploy machine learning applications in real life.

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Kurian Outlines Java EE Next Steps by Stephen Chin

Posted: December 21, 2016 in Glassfish
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Reconfirming for the Java community that Oracle “has a very clear plan” for the next Java Enterprise Edition, Thomas Kurian, Oracle’s president of product development, has outlined a number of forthcoming improvements to the foundational application development platform.

As customers shift to cloud deployments and adopt microservice application architectures, the Java platform must be modernized to “be viable in the new world” of cloud computing, Kurian said last week in an interview with InfoWorld.

Kurian announced plans for a Java EE 8 release, including the following improvements:

  • Support for multitenant cloud deployments
  • Architectural support for microservices
  • Support for Docker and other container technologies
  • Capabilities to take advantage of NoSQL
  • Read the complete article here

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Bedrock Java framework for the development, orchestration and testing

Posted: December 18, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF
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Oracle Bedrock provides a general purpose Java framework for the development, orchestration and testing of highly concurrent distributed applications.

It’s often used for orchestrating and testing multi-server, multi-process distributed applications, meaning it’s especially useful for working with Coherence-based applications. However it can be used for any type of application or server, Java or not.

Oracle Bedrock provides extremely uniform mechanisms to start/stop and manage applications and processes on a variety of platforms, including;

  • Local Platforms
  • Remote Platforms (via ssh, powershell et al)
  • Virtualized Platforms (via Vagrant), including machine / platform orchestration (VirtualBox, VMWare etc)
  • Containerized Platforms (via Docker), including image management
  • Java Virtual Machines (aka: in-process applications)

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Java 5 for $25 Bundles–Packt book promotion

Posted: December 16, 2016 in Community
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With every eBook and every video $5 there’s never been a better time to learn something new or dive deeper into what’s important to you. But with so much on offer it’s hard to know where to begin. That’s why we’ve bundled these 5 Java titles together – so you have everything you need for 2017 for one simple price. Get the Java books here at Packt. For additional books visit our wiki here.

 

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Java Week 2016 at Packt – 50% discount & free books!

Posted: April 19, 2016 in Community, Glassfish
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Almost ten years after the open-sourcing of the JVM, Java is still the powerhouse language of app development. High performance, robust and secure, simple and familiar – we’re celebrating all the things that makes Java great this Java Week.

Don’t miss the opportunity to upgrade your Java skills with our amazing ‘Any 5-for-$50’ bundle deals, and 50% off twenty of our top Java titles. Or see how far Java’s come with free legacy ebooks available all week through Packt Free Learning! How do you take your Java?

For more information visit the Packt page here and for daily free Java books from Packt here.

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Java 8 ME Embedded + Raspberry Pi + Sensors = IoT World By Yolande Poirier

Posted: July 26, 2015 in WebLogic
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clip_image002In Part 1 of his series on using Java ME 8 to control Internet of Things (IOT) devices–such as LEDs, relays, LCDs, sensors, motors, and switches–connected to a Raspberry Pi, Jose Cruz explained how to work with devices that use a simple general-purpose input/output (GPIO) interface. GPIO devices can be used as either a digital input or digital output, can be disabled or enabled, and can be used to drive interrupt lines. Part 1 explored how to connect and control a flame sensor, a movement sensor, and a motion sensor.

In Part 2 of his series, Jose describes how to connect and control devices that use an inter-integrated circuit bus (I2C) interface, which is a multimaster, multislave, single-ended serial computer bus that  enables you to read or write data beyond just changes in logic states. 

Following Jose’s instructions, you’ll learn how connect a servo driver; a temperature and humidity sensor; a light and object proximity sensor; and a digital compass to the Raspberry Pi. Then, you’ll see how to develop Java ME 8 classes that allow you to gather data from, write data to, and control these devices. The code for the classes is very similar, so once you understand it, you’ll be able to create new classes that control additional I2C devices to create your very own IoT world.  Read the complete article here.

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JVM Language Summit — August 10th – 12th 2015

Posted: July 25, 2015 in WebLogic
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The Summit will take place from August 10 through August 12, 2015. The agenda will be similar to the 2014 program. Details will be posted here when available.

Notes on the Agenda

  • Talks will run in a single track, 45 minutes each (including questions).
  • Workshop sessions will run for 60 minutes, with two or more sessions in parallel. Workshops are scheduled so that informal discussions can carry on into the subsequent time slot.
  • Light breakfast and lunch are served on site.
  • Two or three breakout rooms are available for workshops, quiet conversation, and ad hoc consultations.

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For details please visit the registration page here.

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