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Collection static factory methods in Java 9

Reading Time: 3 minutes Java 9 comes with some static factory methods in Map, Set and List Interface. The factory methods are super helpful when we are using collections.

Completable Future Improvements in Java9

Reading Time: 3 minutes This blog talks about the enhancements and improvements done in Future library as part of Java9 release.

What’s new with Process API in JAVA 9?

Reading Time: 4 minutes With the introduction of Java 9, various improvements have been made in the Process API. Process API in Java 9 version helps to manage and control operating system processes. In Java 8 and earlier versions, the API lacks some key functionality, which makes handling processes in Java a mess. The limitations of the API often force developers to resort to native code in earlier Java Continue Reading

Did Someone Say Java 9 ??

Reading Time: 6 minutes In our previous blog , we discussed the features that were added in Java 8. More than three years after the release of Java 8, the next version is now just around the corner with a tentative release date of September 21st, 2017. You may have heard about Java 9’s module system, but there’s even more to this new version. In this blog, We will Continue Reading

Kick-Off Java 9 (Project Jigsaw & ServiceLoader) Part – II

Reading Time: 3 minutes Java  comes with major changes and new surprises for developers. Major changes came in  Java 5 and Java 8, but now Java 9 will come with new mysteries and changes. In the last post we were discussing about Java 9 with Jigsaw and in another post we were using ServiceLoader in Java instead of dependencies injections. Java 9 gives us a clean way for using Continue Reading

Kick-Off Java 9 (Project Jigsaw) Part – I

Reading Time: 3 minutes Now a day’s monolithic applications comes into micro batches. Every micro batch independent from each others and deploy. Now the Java will come in this flavor using project Jigsaw Java 9 comes with great feature called “Jigsaw“, which modularize monolithic Java code into modules. Where we design independently standard modules with in different scopes. Primary goal of “jigsaw” to make scalability, maintainability, performance, security etc. Continue Reading