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Java Full-Stack Report February 2023: Retrospective
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Looking back and looking forward: New technology in my Java contract gig, I’ll talk about native Java at LJC Java Live in February, and my QCon Plus London 2022 Flutter talk is public.
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I told you that I started a new Java contract on January 3. Two sprints in, I can share that I’m working with some technologies I haven’t touched before. Namely Spring Boot 3, Kubernetes, MongoDB, and React. After many years, I also work with Maven again — and realize I still like Gradle a lot better.
Java Full-Stack Report January 2023: Stand-Up
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This is my look back at the last month: Calendar and job ad woes, I wrote another GraalVM InfoQ article, and I started a new Java contract.
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Happy New Year to all of you! Here’s my resolution for the new year: Read the freakin’ calendar. You know, as in, “Read the calendar before determining the date of the next issue”, so that a wrong date, like “Wednesday, January 3, 2023”, doesn’t show on these pages. The first Wednesday in 2023 was January 4, of course. 😩
Java Full-Stack Report December 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my look back at the last month: I’ll talk again at the two largest Java conferences in Germany next year, and I published two news item and one interview at InfoQ.
Java Full-Stack Report November 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my look back at the last month: I’m one day early, see me at W-JAX Munich, and several InfoQ articles & news are incoming.
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Last month, I was late by three days. This month, I’m one day early. How come?
Java Full-Stack Report October 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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I did it again: For the second time in the history of this newsletter, an issue is late. Why did this issue go out three days later than planned?
Java Full-Stack Report September 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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By the time you read next month’s edition, I will have just given two talks at JAX London on October 4 (here and here). So if you’re at JAX London, say hello!
Java Full-Stack Report August 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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Did the report somehow feel longer today? Yes, the popularity trends & recommendations for what you need to build a Java application today are all right there on the front page! No more clicking through to the Technology Index with its own page. This makes it easier to read. And no, I don’t know why I didn’t think of that before!
Java Full-Stack Report July 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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After updating all charts for Google searches and questions at Stack Overflow last month, I thought maybe this month would be less work. Well, it wasn’t: I started to measure the popularity of IDEs and build tools. Why? Because we need them to build Java applications! With IDEs, build tools, JVM languages, databases, back-end frameworks, web frameworks, and mobile app frameworks, I hope I don’t have to add a new section anytime soon. 😅
Java Full-Stack Report June 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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Did you notice something different about the charts for Google searches and questions at Stack Overflow in the Technology Index section? Let’s take the Google searches for web frameworks as an example. They now show the current score of a technology in the label (e.g., “Angular: 51”). And they show when and how a technology peaked, using its (slightly dimmed) color (e.g., “Jul 2019: 84” for Angular).
Java Full-Stack Report May 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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Apart from my day job, I worked on two projects last month: An InfoQ article series about native Java and talks for May. Well, I’ve worked on the article series for a couple of months now, but the articles only started appearing in April. Now I’m the editor, not the author. That means I provide input on the directions of the article. And then I review the article drafts, trying to make the articles both clearer and shorter - on behalf of the InfoQ readers. 😃 Read all about the four article that have been published so far in this news story.
Java Full-Stack Report April 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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It took 62 issues to miss my publication deadline finally: This issue is a day late, publishing on Apr 7 instead of Apr 6. Why?
Java Full-Stack Report March 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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Popularity trends are now everywhere. This makes it easier to see how competing technologies gain or lose against each other!
Java Full-Stack Report February 2022: Stand-Up
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This is my personal look back at the last month.
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My first highlight was the InfoQ Java Trends Report. I’m an author there for the first time! It took a while to get it published. But I hear that’s normal with that so many authors.