Tag Archives: Java Annotated

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 →

It’s time to share a quick update on what’s been going on in the JVM community over the last month. Before we delve into the news, rumors, and interesting articles, I’d like to share some exciting news… Trisha is returning … Continue reading →

Since Trisha, your regular host, is still away, I’m in charge of updating you on what noteworthy things are going on in the community. My apologies upfront that this time it took a bit longer to compile everything together. Still, … Continue reading →

Hopefully everyone has recovered from the holidays. November is probably one of the craziest months, a sharp contrast to late December and early January which are some of the quietest ones, at least in my experience. People are wrapping up … Continue reading →

While usually the Java Annotated Monthly is brought to you by our colleague Trisha Gee, for the next few months, I’ll be your host, as Trisha is away on maternity leave. And from all of us here, congratulations to her … Continue reading →

The major news in August was for Android, with the release of Oreo.  Other than that, the rest of the Java world seems to be holding its breath waiting for Java 9, due (finally!) this month. The lull in pure … Continue reading →