Tag Archives: Java Annotated

January saw a lot of articles summarising 2018 and predicting things for 2019, so this month’s Java Annotated Monthly casts an eye back to last year and looks forward to the new one.  We also have a huge crop of … Continue reading →

Happy winter/summer solstice and any associated festivals and holidays you may or may not celebrate! This month’s annotated contains a mix of news and talks from the various autumn conferences, and some light reading to tide you over until the new … Continue reading →

In which we cover: IBM buying Red Hat; why AdoptOpenJDK is the best place to get your JDK from; a whole bunch of Kotlin articles and tutorials; and a mix of culture and community news and articles that seem relevant … Continue reading →

Java 11 is due out this month, so you’d expect a lot of Java 11 news.  There is some, but the main noise in the community is not around the new language features, but about Oracle’s updated support model. This … Continue reading →

July was a very quiet month, news-wise, so August is a leisurely perusal of the bits and bobs that are surfacing in the summer.

No really big Java news this month, but plenty of good articles to help us to improve as developers and as team members.  There’s how-tos for Java 8, 9 and 10, some presentations from conferences earlier in the year, and … Continue reading →

It’s only my (Trisha Gee’s) second month back at the helm of Annotated Monthly, and I’m using the opportunity to link to some of the backlog of articles I amassed while I was away. This month’s is a bumper edition, … Continue reading →