Tag Archives: Java Annotated

Well, what can I say? For much of the world it has been a terrible month (and let’s be honest, we have not shown enough empathy for our friends in Asia who suffered this before us), and I’m not super … Continue reading →

It’s only two weeks since the last Java Annotated Monthly and we have another huge issue! I’d like to say March’s edition is dedicated to International Women’s Day, and it can be if you like. To be honest, the inclusion … Continue reading →

Holy guacamole there’s a lot in February’s Java Annotated Monthly! And it’s not only because it’s almost two weeks late! It’s also because apparently I was either bored or stuck somewhere with just my phone and read a lot of … Continue reading →

2019 is over, and a brand new year is here. January’s Java Annotated Monthly features (as usual) the news from the previous month, some of the best articles from 2019 (or ones we simply missed first time around), and a … Continue reading →

Many of us are winding down for the end of the year. Or, more likely, desperately trying to hit deadlines before vacations, public holidays, or the schools break up. This month’s Java Annotated Monthly is not too full to take … Continue reading →

In this month’s edition, we have tutorials for Java 13 features, news about Java 14 (and beyond!) features, plus the usual mix of tutorials (largely Spring again this month), news, and Other Interesting Articles. Under the latter category we have … Continue reading →

Wow, what a bumper month!  Summer is well and truly over and we are Being Productive!  This month’s edition is absolutely huge and I didn’t even do any particular research for the newsletter, there was just a lot of interesting stuff kicking around. Of course … Continue reading →

September: back to school!  Words that struck fear into us for many, many years, but for those of us with children these words may mean a welcome return to routine. It’s all downhill to Christmas from here, so let’s make … Continue reading →

It’s August and frankly there are better ways to be spending one’s time than worrying about work. If you do feel the urge to use your downtime to level up your technical knowledge, or if you’re working through the expensive … Continue reading →

Welcome to summer!  In Europe we had a huge heatwave in June, except, apparently, here in Seville (Spain). Looks like we donated our unwanted heat to the rest of you.  You’re welcome! This month we’ve got a bit of light … Continue reading →