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February 19, 2019
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JDK 13: The new features coming to Java 13

The late 2019 version of standard Java is tentatively slated to support raw string literals Read more ▶

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Java thread sanitizer project proposed once again
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Project Rome: Write mobile apps that work across iOS, Android, and Windows
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CI/CD as a service: 10 tools for continuous integration and delivery in the cloud

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Image: Java thread sanitizer project proposed once again

Java thread sanitizer project proposed once again

If approved, the OpenJDK effort would help developers spot data race conditions in the HotSpot JVM and the JVM tool interface Read more ▶
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Image: Project Rome: Write mobile apps that work across iOS, Android, and Windows

Project Rome: Write mobile apps that work across iOS, Android, and Windows

Project Rome SDKs arrive for iOS and Android, so your apps can now take advantage of Microsoft’s cross-platform technologies Read more ▶
 
 
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CI/CD as a service: 10 tools for continuous integration and delivery in the cloud

From Bitbucket and GitLab to AWS CodePipeline and Travis CI, look to these 10 cloud services to automate your software builds, tests, and deployments Read more ▶
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