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JAVAPRO Magazine Java 25 Special Edition – Call for Papers
CfP is Open until: July 31, 2025 | Deadline for article submission: August 25, 2025 | Publishing: in…
A visual chronicle of the JDK’s journey
The Java Development Kit (JDK) has undergone significant transformations since its inception. From it’s “write-once, run everywhere” beginnings,…
Revitalizing Legacy Code
Java has been the backbone of web and enterprise applications for 30 years, powering everything from banking systems to large-scale logistics platforms. Not only is the technology still widely used, but some of the earliest enterprise Java applications developed in the 1990s and early 2000s are still running, playing a key role in business operations. So, how can developers bring these essential 30-year-old enterprise Java applications into the future without disrupting critical business functions?
From Silent Coder to Respected Leader
Java technical leadership is a journey that transforms developers from focused coders into community contributors. With “silent coder”…
Modern Java
With Java’s adoption of a six-month release cycle, new features are being introduced to the language rapidly. This…
30 Years of Java – How the language has evolved
We are celebrating 30 years of Java. Time to look back at how Java as a programming language…
Java in Critical Operations: How Custom Development Ensures Control and Secures Mission-Critical Systems
When IT fails, no one notices—until everyone does.Whether in hospitals, energy grids, or airports, stable operation of digital…
Cinema, Code, Community: JCON EUROPE 2025 raises the bar for Java events
From hands-on workshops to live coding on the big screen to the new mentoring revolution – JCON EUROPE…
Java: let’s do a SWOT!
Java has transcended “being just a programming language – it has become a cultural icon. From academic syllabuses…
Brain friendly programming: Why the latest language features matter
Introduction From Skepticism to Trust: A Developer’s Journey Remember your first encounter with Java? For me, it was…