Guidewire Boolean linkedin search strings. Help wanted
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by /u/Beerweeddad
7h ago
Hi I’m a recruiter and guidewire talent is rare to find. Would someone who knows AWS have an easy time with deploying and administrating guidewire ? What about an AWS dev can he or she pick up guidewire coding ? Or a Java dev can learn guidewire programming on the job ? Thanks for correcting me submitted by /u/Beerweeddad [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Why use javafx
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by /u/ringbuffer__
7h ago
Compared with electron, does javafx have any advantages in developing general applications(non-compute-intensive)? javafx app resource consumption submitted by /u/ringbuffer__ [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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IDE support for virtual threads
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by /u/red_dit_nou
7h ago
Well, virtual threads have been in 'preview' for quite some time and it is very likely that it will be in 'stable release' in Java 21. But on the IDE side, if I look at IntelliJ (for example), the latest version 2023.1 does not provide much support for it. I would expect that things like 'showing virtual threads in the Debug window' and 'showing virtual threads in the thread-dump' to be supported by an IDE now or soon. I actually have two questions: What features do you expect to see in IDEs regarding virtual threads? Does any IDE have these features currently or plan to have them soon? su ..read more
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How do you package your Swing app?
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by /u/PatronCocoLoco
7h ago
Hi guys, wondering what is good these days for packing Java Swing app? I'd like to create an executable for Mac, so that client doesn't have to play with command line and jar file. Also, would be great to be able to automate this process using Maven and / or GitHub Actions. Thanks! submitted by /u/PatronCocoLoco [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Release 0.6.1 · hkupty/penna - slf4j json logging backend
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by /u/ingvij
7h ago
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For daily Java programmers: after almost one decade of Java 8, are streams and lambdas fully adopted by the Java community?
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by /u/Top_Engineering_4191
1d ago
Are there programmers still resistant about using streams and lambdas? submitted by /u/Top_Engineering_4191 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Dropwizard 3.0.0 and 4.0.0 have been released
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by /u/joschi83
1d ago
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GlassFish 7.0.3 released!
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by /u/henk53
1d ago
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Java 21's New (Sequenced) Collections
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by /u/Hakky54
2d ago
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Is there a framework like libGDX but for general applications instead of games?
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by /u/trollblox_
2d ago
basically the title. i specifically mention libGDX because of its cross-platform ability submitted by /u/trollblox_ [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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