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Annotations are very common in enterprise Java software. Typical frameworks like Spring and Hibernate bring lots and lots of annotations. So...[comments]
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I'm not asking like is java going to die or will Java be relevant in future. I'm just curious to know about the future of java. What are the...[comments]
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I just graduated from college and it's my first job, purely java development. I have extensively used VScode in my college and simply love i...[comments]
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With the long-awaited [Jakarta EE 9 support]() issue was fixed in the newest 5.0.0.Alpha1 version of [WildFly Arquillian](), it's possible t...[comments]
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I'm currently switching to Java and Spring Boot from Node.js and I'm trying to find good Java YouTubers. There seems to be an abundance of w...[comments]
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Most common case would be I assume taking something like Guava for a single util method, or choosing a scripting engine over another because...[comments]
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I have completed my sophomore year just a month ago. I have been grinding leetcode since then, but I am coding in C++. I have heard that emp...[comments]
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Records provide a few guarantees and are present during runtime so I wondered if HotSpot has any code taking them into account, or perhaps w...[comments]
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