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AdoptOpenJDK Virtual Roadshow
AdoptOpenJDK is doing a virtual roadshow of the Java User Groups. We plan to reach as many groups as possible but we will also live stream the event on YouTube.
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#Cyberland
Based on the given circumstances (COVID-19) the JavaLand conferences has been canceled. This was the only solution that made sense for the organizers. We can understand that a lot of visitors and speakers are sad about this news. Based on this the German JUG community is organzing a 100% remote conference called Cyberland
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With the new licence of the Oracle JDK a lot of companies need to switch to a new JDK vendor. With AdoptOpenJDK we have a community based alternative that provides free LTS JDK builds. In this post I will have a deeper look at the infrastructure of the AdoptOpenJDK and how each build is tested to offer production ready quality.
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#OpenWebStart
Everyone who has developed Java desktop applications within the last 15 years used WebStart or at least heard about it. This post gives an overview how the technology evolves as an open source project after Oracle announced its removal from the Oracle JDK.
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As developers we always try to create bug free and secure applications. Sometimes the most critical issues are not part of our code but of its dependencies. This post shows how security issues in dependencies can be used to create horrible attack scenarios of your systems. I will show one exploit in a simply Java based server application that can be used to do mostly everything with your whole system.
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#OpenJDK
At the Devoxx conference 2 weeks ago, Amazon announced Corretto as a new player in the OpenJDK market. Next to companies like SAP, Oracle or Bellsoft, the cloud computing company now provides a custom OpenJDK build. On the website Amazon Corretto is described as "No-cost, multiplatform, production-ready distribution of OpenJDK". In this post I will have a deeper look at Corretto and explain why Amazon did this move.
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Together with Oracle and Heise we will do a Java 11 release event. The event will be live streamed and recorded at YouTube. If you are interested in the new features of Java 11 and want to know more information about the new roadmap of OpenJDK and Oracle you should attend our event online.