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January 03, 2019
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13 Java frameworks for rock-solid microservices

Turn to these open source toolkits to build reliable lightweight microservices on the battle-tested JVM Read more ▶

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NetBeans 10 adds support for latest Java and PHP

Key to NetBeans 10 is enhanced support for Java Development Kit (JDK) 11 as well as capabilities for PHP and the JUnit 5 testing framework for Java Read more ▶
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Programming Java APIs with Swagger and Spring MVC

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Image: Built for realtime: Big data messaging with Apache Kafka

Built for realtime: Big data messaging with Apache Kafka

Apache Kafka scales horizontally and offers much higher throughput than some traditional messaging systems. Get started with installation, then build your first Kafka messaging system Read more ▶
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TigerGraph review: A graph database designed for deep analytics

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