One of the major benefits of JPMS is that it unlocks new options for tooling on top of it.
Want to learn more about how to visualize Java Module Graphs? Click this tutorial to learn how step-by-step!
#java
https://dzone.com/articles/how-to-visualize-jigsaw-module-graph

This amazing Refcard will help you working with multi-threaded programs to understand core concurrency concepts and how to apply them. You can also use it as a reference of the core library.
#java #concurrency #magazine #middle #senior
https://dzone.com/refcardz/core-java-concurrency?chapter=1

Want to learn how to read a thread dump? Click here to learn more about thread dumps in Java applications and how to decipher them.
#java #middle #senior
https://dzone.com/articles/how-to-read-a-thread-dump

The new Spring Cloud Finchley GA release is jam-packed with good stuff and represents a major milestone in the journey to reactive microservices. Learn how to utilize reactive programming in Spring WebFlux, Spring Cloud Stream, Spring Dat, Spring Cloud Gateway and Spring Cloud Function!
#spring #middle
https://spring.io/blog/2018/06/20/the-road-to-reactive-spring-cloud

#java #tools #ide #middle #senior
Get started with profiling of your Java applications! You will learn how to utilize IntelliJ Idea and VisualVM to get most of it.
https://medium.com/@oleg.vashenkov/profiling-java-app-or-unit-test-in-jetbrains-idea-and-visualvm-6df1653354c2

Let's take a look at legacy code and how to deal with legacy code using characterization tests and the broken window theory.
#java #junior #middle
https://dzone.com/articles/lets-deal-with-legacy-code

This november, the way you view scripting in Java will change. This change is the consequence of JEP 330: Launch Single-File Source-Code Programs.
#java #java11
https://medium.com/@afinlay/new-java-11-feature-launch-single-file-source-code-programs-fadd698abf54

Oracle has revamped its commercial support program for Java SE opting for a subscription model instead starting in July 2018. (Personal, non-commercial usage continues to be free and does not require a subscription.)
#java #news
https://www.infoworld.com/article/3284164/java/oracle-now-requires-a-subscription-to-use-java-se.html

New releases from the last week:
Updated Inspections and Intentions in IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2
#releases
https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2018/06/updated-inspections-in-intellij-idea-2018-2/

JDK 11’s Rampdown Phase One is here. So, what does this mean for the next Java version? The lineup is set – JDK 11 is locked in with 17 new JEPs for you to tool around and explore. JDK 11 is on track for a general release in September.
#java #java11 #news #middle #senior
https://jaxenter.com/jdk-11-rampdown-phase-one-146293.html

In this post, the author explains some Java performance optimization tips. They can only be really applicable in some specific high-performance scenarios, but in those, however, they could make a considerable difference.
#java #performance #middle
https://raygun.com/blog/java-performance-optimization-tips/

Get started with these amazing Registration series if you're interested in building a registration flow, and understanding some of the frameworks basics.
Then, explore the topics you're most interested in, related to security.
Finally, have a look at some of the more advanced topics, such as the OAuth support.
#java #spring #security #middle
http://www.baeldung.com/security-spring

Managing the lifecycle of Spring Boot Application is very important for your production-ready system. In this write-up the author emphasizes on the destruction phase and will take you through the different ways to shut down a Spring Boot Application.
#spring #springboot #junior #middle
http://www.baeldung.com/spring-boot-shutdown

Although hidden from the Java library code, the sun.misc.Unsafe package is Java's magic sauce. Do not miss this article to find out why!
#java #history #statistics #forfun
https://dzone.com/articles/javas-magic-sauce

Java is often criticized by its heavy syntax which makes you write longer code than while using other modern programming languages. This is true but more important here is that there are several ways you can improve by it’s essential functionality. Annotation Processing is definitely the one you’ll like.
#java #middle #senior
https://medium.com/@jintin/annotation-processing-in-java-3621cb05343a

Functional programming advocates for programs with no state. Dive into it and find out how to add state to your functions (without turning it into an object) with the help of these practical examples: cache, lazy initialization with memoization, and proving indexes.
#java #middle
https://dzone.com/articles/functionalfun-states-in-functions-cache-lazy-and-c

New releases from the last week:
#releases
Apache Camel 2.22 Released with Spring Boot 2 Support
https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2018/07/apache-camel-2-22-released-spring-boot-2.html
JUnit 5.3.0-M1
https://junit.org/junit5/docs/snapshot/release-notes/index.html#release-notes-5.3.0-M1

While Java 11 is not the update to set the Java world alight, it does contain some steady improvements, along with some weird adventures in garbage collection. In this article, you will take a look at what’s being added to Java that will have an immediate impact on how you write code and the overall performance of your applications.
#java #java11 #middle
https://dzone.com/articles/getting-ready-for-java-11

Now that Java 8 has reached wide usage, patterns, and best practices have begun to emerge for some of its headlining features. In this post, you will take a closer look at functional interfaces and lambda expressions.
#java #junior #middle
https://medium.com/@gelopfalcon/best-practices-when-you-use-lambda-expressions-in-java-f51e96d44b25

There are no perfect IDEs, some of them are just better than the others. It’s not a secret that the two powerful IDEs that are used by Java developers the most are Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA. While both of them are known to have pros and cons, this article will guide you through the five features of IDEA where Eclipse lags behind.
#ide #intellij #eclipse
https://techblog.bozho.net/5-features-eclipse-should-copy-from-intellij-idea/