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There are hundreds of programming blogs. Many large corporations let their engineers blog (a generous gift, given how many recruiters are hovering). Discussions about programming go on everywhere, in public, at all times, about hundreds of languages. There is a keen sense of what’s coming up and what’s fading out.
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PAUL FORD • Paul Ford: What Is Code? | Bloomberg

“everything is computer” should be renamed to “everything is Java”
Most don’t realize how insanely prevalent the JVM is. Oracle currently estimates 60 billion JVM installations worldwide.
While others chase language fads, Java’s been quietly eating the world for decades.... See more


Heavy Java Guy LEARN THE JARGON and you can get any job. ‘Quick question, out of the gate,’ the technogeek says. ‘What have you done Unix-wise? It all seems to be,’ he glanced down at my CV, ‘shell scripting, some stuff on the thread management side. I’m wondering how I match you up with our environment. Aren’t you the heavy Java guy, done a lot of
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Hoy veremos como emplear expresiones regulares en java
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The popularity of Java as a programming language to build scalable applications in the past, present and the future. https://t.co/qacbRXHVWd
Vivek Naskarx.comSpecific to Java, there are metrics that can be helpful to understand the health, and performance of the application. Guiding future decisions on how to scale and optimise the application. Garbage collection time, heap size, thread count, JIT time are all important and Java specific.