X-definition is an open-source Java API that can be used to extract data from XML files regardless of their size. In this tutorial, see X-definition in action.
Java is one of the most-used programming languages for applications, including cybersecurity. In this post, learn why Java is important to secure web design.
The NATS Java library with support for JetStream has just been released!
JetStream allows you to persist streams of messages, allows consumers to either subscribe in real-time or to access the messages at a later time with the added flexibility to choose from wherein the stream you want to start receiving messages. You can start reading from the stream at a specific point in time or start at a specific message sequence number.
Since JetStream is built natively into the NATS Server, you get message persistence on top of all of the benefits of core NATS messaging. Stream messages are sent on subjects, just like normal NATS messages, so you can even just use a normal NATS subscription to get messages. Using the stream functionality, however, provides benefits above and beyond regular messaging.
Why Java Is so Young After 25 Years: An Architect’s Point of View
Java completes 25 years of programming life and remains closer to developer s minds; almost 69% of the worldwide developer community remains to code in Java, even now. by
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Java completes 25 years of programming life and remains closer to developer s minds; almost 69% of the worldwide developer community remains to code in Java, even now. Oracle recently released Java 15 with tonnes of features like Sealed Classes, Hidden Classes, Edward-Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (EdDSA), Text Blocks to name a few. This makes Java 15 to be 25 years young and not 25 years old programming language.