Java Magazine - November/December 2015 released!

The Java Magazine - November/December 2015 has been officially released!

It continues with its new, more technical direction that we all so much love.

1. A review of Java Books on the upcoming Internet of Things
2. Contexts and Dependency Injection - Integrating CDI with Java EE
3. Tutorial on Jython 2.7
4. Guide on using Docker in Java Applications
5. Building Apps using WebSockets
6. JavaOne Recap
7. Runtime code generation with byte buddy
8. Parsing HTML using JSoup
9. Detailed examination of exactly how libraries are located, loaded, and run by the JVM
10. Using JCommander for command-line parsing

You can downloading it by heading to http://www.oraclejavamagazine-digital.com/javamagazine/november_december_2015. Enjoy!

Java Magazine September/October 2015 issue has been released!

It's yet another month of new Java goodies. Some of the cool things in this issue include the following:

1. Tutorial on testing JavaFX.
2. Eight really handy features for writing tests in JUnit.
3. How to build a test grid for exercising web apps on hundreds of different browser-OS combinations.
4. Stress testing Java EE apps
5. How Atlassian team moved their entire QA department into development. 
6. Coverage of JVM languages, beginning with Kotlin in this issue.
7. Part 2 of functional programming in Java: Using Collections.
8. CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection) in Java EE.
9. Introduction to microservices.
10. Advice column on career development.
11. Java Proposals of Interest I.e. JEP 259: Stack-Walking API.

Get the latest issue here
http://www.oraclejavamagazine-digital.com/javamagazine/september_october_2015

Java Magazine July/August 2015 has been relased!

The July/August 2015 edition of the Java Magazine has been released. They're continuing there evolution towards greater technical content. Some of the topics discussed include the following:

1. DevOps - the popular new way of building apps that brings joy to dev teams and consternation to managers implementing it for the first time.
2. Functional programming with Java 8
3. Continous delivery of microservices at Netflix
4. Building and managing lightweight containers with docker, puppet, and vagrant. 
5. How to use Chef to script pipelines. 
6. Contexts and Dependency Injection: the new Java EE Toolbox
7. Inside the CPU: the unexpected effects of instruction execution
8. The problems on the anti-pattern of primitive obsession.

To add to this, 2 new things have been added:

1.  A new section of letters to the editor. 
2. Code listings are no longer in separate tabs but instead directly below the article which facilitates better reading. 

Get your new issue today here. 

Java Magazine May/June 2015 Released!

The Java Magazine May/June 2015 has been released! In the main editorial of the magazine, the Editor-in-Chief, Andrew Binstock, talks about how the magazine is going to be radically more technical. He emphasizes that in the next few issues, there are going to be more hands-on material, deep expertise, and in-depth tutorials. What a great time to be alive :)

Some of the contents of this issue include the following:

1.  Discussion with John Rose on Projects Valhalla and Panama
2.  Discussion with Mark Reinhold on the changes that have driven Java's wide use, and the changes to come.
3.  What's new in JPA including Attribute conversion, schema generation, enhanced SQL queries, and more.
4.  Contexts and Dependency Injection: the New Java EE Toolbox.
5.  Internet of Things - Brewing Java with the Raspberry Pi.
6.  Creating a simple paddle game with Microsoft Kinect.
7.  How startup Skymind is using deep learning with an open source framework built on Java and Hadoop.
8.  Robots running wild - Using the Java NAOqi SDK to program companion robots.

You can get your issue from here. http://www.oraclejavamagazine-digital.com/javamagazine/may_june_2015

Java Magazine March/April 2015 Released!

The Java Magazine March/April 2015 has been released!

This issue includes the following contents:

1. How Netflix uses Java to fulfill 2 billion content requests per day
2. Improving the Observability of Fork/Join Operations 
3. Collaboration in the Java ecosystem
4. Understanding Java JIT Compilation with JITWatch 
5. The Quantum Physics of Java - Discovering how modern chip design affects Java programs.
6. Improving the Performance of Java EE Applications 
7. Writing JavaFX Applications for Mobile Devices
8. Big Data and Java
9. New ways of solving problems with the Stream API in Java SE 8
10. and many more...

You can download the issue from the link below
http://www.oraclejavamagazine-digital.com/javamagazine/march_april_2015#pg1

Java Magazine - January/February 2015 Released!

The Java Magazine - January/February 2015 has been released!

Some of the topics include:

1. Platform for Innovation - Oracle's Mike Lehmann discusses Java-based cloud services for the full development lifecycle.
2.  Making Water Safe - A Java-based mobile app helps rural families get clean water.
3. Get Started with Oracle Developer Cloud Service - See how to run your entire development environment in the cloud.
4. Building Modular Cloud Applications in Java - Add, replace, or remove modules while keeping the architecture intact and maintainable.
5. Cloud-Based Monitoring of IoT Devices - Discover a scalable cloud-based monitoring system for collecting data from embedded devices.
6. And much more...

Get your free copy here.    
   
http://www.oraclejavamagazine-digital.com/javamagazine/january_february_2015#pg1