About Java and the JDK
Investigate Java, OpenJDK and its key capabilities, foundations, and evolution
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57:58Watch VideoHow Your Choice of JDK Can Impact Developer and DevOps Workflows
In this webinar Azul and Payara together discuss how your choice of JDK can impact your development and DevOps workflows. Azul provides the world's most trusted open source Java platform, and Payara
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Read ArticleStaring Into My Java Snow Globe 2021
Happy New Year, everyone! For the last few years, I’ve written a blog post at the start of each year with my predictions for what will happen in the following... The post Staring Into My Java...
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44:46Watch ReplayJDK 15: The Latest New Features in Java
In this webinar, Java Champion Simon Ritter reviews the latest new features in Java 15, what they are and how they are used.
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Read ArticleJDK 15 Release: 64 New Features and APIs
How quickly six months pass. It only seems like yesterday we were talking about JDK 14, records, pattern matching for instanceof and helpful NullPointerExceptions, yet here we are with JDK... The...
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Read ArticleJava First, Second and Now Third
Measuring the popularity of programming languages is never going to be simple. We often see the results of surveys that have been conducted by various companies or organisations that seem... The...
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Read Blog PostA Quarter of a Century of Java
February 12th, 1996. This is a significant date for me personally since it was the day I started work at Sun Microsystems as a Solaris Systems Engineer...
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48:11Watch ReplayAzul Webinar: JDK 14 - Lots of New Java Features
An exploration of the changes to the language, in the form of records and pattern matching, as well as some of the 69 new API elements in JDK 14.
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Read Blog PostWhat’s New In JDK 14 Latest Release? 80 New Features & APIs
Well, another six months have passed, and we have another release of Java, this one pretty packed with exciting new features. It is, therefore, time for another blog post trying... The post...
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54:36Watch ReplayJDK Certifications: What ISVs Need to Navigate the Java Runtime Landscape
In this webinar, George Gould, Azul VP of Partner Alliances, presents an overview of the OpenJDK project, provides a 3-step JDK certification methodology, establishes a framework for evaluating JDKs,
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Read Technology BriefMigrating from Oracle
Migrating from Oracle JDK to Azul Builds of OpenJDK
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34:05Watch ReplayAzul Webinar: Java in Industrial IoT - From the Edge to the Data Center
Azul Engineer Michael Roeschter explores how Java can be used throughout the whole IIoT environment, from edge device to the data center.
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1:00:22Watch ReplayAzul Webinar: Kubernetes and Java - High Performance Microservices
An introduction to building enterprise applications using microservices, Java, Docker and Kubernetes.
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Read Blog PostNo Longer the Applet of the Developer’s Eye
I recently noticed that Applets are now, to use a Monty Python analogy, the Norwegian Blue of client-side development. If you go all the way back to when Java was... The post No Longer the Applet...
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Read White PaperHigh Performance Microservices Using Java
Why Java is the obvious choice for Microservices, as it has a number of distinct advantages over other languages.
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Visit Web PageJava Security Updates
The necessity of timely Java security updates.
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Visit Web PageOpen Source Tools
Here are some free Open Source tools from Azul that help you manage and measure your Java-based deployments.
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Read White PaperBest Practices for Moving to OpenJDK
This white paper explains what Azul Zulu is, and how to migrate applications from the Oracle JDK to the Zulu builds of OpenJDK.
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Visit Web PageKey Azul Technologies
Azul Systems has targeted and solved the most difficult Java performance problems...
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Read White PaperZulu Mission Control
Zulu Mission Control is Azul's build of the open source JDK Mission Control product that is used for profiling and analysis of the JVM and Java applications.
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Read White PaperData Science and Machine Learning. With Java?
Java is increasingly relevant to machine, deep, and reinforcement learning. Java developers need no longer be restricted to technical computing and statistical programming languages like Python and R.
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