moondowner

Why would you need Oracle JDK specifically? There are so many reliable JDK builds by other parties. https://sdkman.io/jdks

I'm personally using Amazon Corretto (is in the SKDMan link)

I see a sample todo app in their repo, so yes, one can run it and check out how it works https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric-starter-app

For anyone interested in COBOL, where can I check out the COBOL 2022 standard?

I'm pretty happy with the Hidizs AP80 PRO-X (priced just under $200), but the Walkman devices are the endgame.

Not sure why Binance is not listed in Investors, as they are actually the first investor in FTX.

https://twitter.com/SBF_FTX/status/1590012124864348160

I'm mostly excited about JEP 405: Record Patterns + JEP 425: Virtual Threads.

https://openjdk.org/jeps/405 https://openjdk.org/jeps/425

The things you hate about working with Java, that you mention in the first paragraph, are the basic things that Java devs have to do, or actually any dev in any language.

"Java is good by modern standards, from a technical perspective, the platform having received a lot of improvements from Java 8 to 17. Unfortunately, it still stinks, and the problem is its "enterprise" culture."

Then the author rants about a specific Java-based framework and does not mention anything about the use of Java in the enterprise or any supposed cultural problems it may have.

Here's a thread summarising how this happened.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1524006086147252227.html

Eclipse Che has been doing this for a while as well. https://github.com/eclipse/che

Impressed by the documentation https://datprotocol.github.io/how-dat-works/

The UI is written in Qt. E.g. for older VirtualBox versions, the virtualbox-qt package was required to be installed in order to have the GUI.

It's actually much harder to convince someone to use Ruby or Clojure rather than Java, especially in enterprise projects.

A 'Next' button maybe, e.g. a person guesses the genre in the first sample and doesn't feel like waiting.

This would look like a good test for someone applying for maintaining DI.FM channels.

Or something about JBoss Fuse..

To be honest these are premium prices: https://system76.com/laptops

Reminded me of... https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/04/how-britain-an...

"NOTICE: PostGraphQL will be renaming to PostGraphile with the release of v4. You can replace postgraphile in the documentation with postgraphql if you're running postgraphql@next"

> https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/introduction/

Yeah... I thought this would be something about Graal/Truffle and Ethereum...

Meizu uses Exynos chips on their smartphones, looks like they are the only OEM so far.. http://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/minisite/Exynos/Newsroo...

As I see the main reason to use this switch is to be able to use Java Flight Recorder.

Any references that this switch is a paid 'feature'? And what other options are behind it?

"Remember filtering lists with for loops? Thanks to the functional approach to collections, we can also reduce all the complex, multiline instructions to only one line of code."

Erm, same can be done in Java with the Java 8 stream API.

I like Kotlin and use it with Spring, but articles like this where programming languages are not compared properly make me cringe.

And in almost half of the world ;) (e.g. all the red dots in the map http://wals.info/feature/138A#2/25.5/143.8)

It's still the same... "OpenOffice, after years of neglect, could shut down" http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/09/openof...

Wow, if you check out the section 'Main companies controlled by Ivar Kreuger, c.1930', many of those are still here, some making millions in revenue.

I guess ETH Zurich and EPFL are the reason why Google chose Switzerland "Europe is home to some of the world’s premier technical universities, making it an ideal place to build a top-notch research team"

I guess the community will step in and for starters will: add support for other Linux distros, and add comments in English alongside Russian in the source code.

Microsoft actually created their own social network: http://www.so.cl/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/So.cl

And Microsoft bought Yammer - an "enterprise social network for businesses".