Back in May Oracle awarded a Compatibility Testing Scholarship to the Eclipse Foundation. This got some attention in media during the last days and I just wanted to make sure that I shine some light on the whole process and the action in detail. What does l…
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This blog has its fans and I am very thankful for them. But one little drawback always has been that I blog in English. And I like it the way it is. But as a German there is always the need to spread the word out to the German Java Community. And in order …
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1935 days of twitter
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Today I finally managed to download my Twitter archive. This nice new features was introduces a while back already but I never really cared about it. But looking back at 5 years, 3 months, 17 days is like doing forensics. And it is good to look back in time t…
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It has been some time since I last read a book about WebLogic. Also the coverage here on the blog has been a little weak in the last few years. Both due to various reasons I can not really talk about. Anyway I still enjoy working with this server and I am alw…
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This blogpost has been sitting on my todo-list since some time. I've seen one of my favorite FOSS advocates Dan Allen working on Awestruct and Aciidoctor it since some time and even some Arquillian guys jumped on the train. Time to find out what the hell…
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The " Heroes of Java " series is back after a longer break. I'm somehow surprised about this interview. I occasionally run into Kevlin on conferences. And it is amazing to see him on stage. Asking him at last year's JavaZone was simple. Wait…
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I usually don't do marketing on this blog. This is a little exception as I am an active German Oracle User Group (DOAG) Member and also their representative on the German Interest Alliance of the Java User Groups (iJUG) and I have some discount to offer, …
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