Serverless: is there a place for Java in modern cloud / Java Tech Talk
Should you use Java for cloud solutions? Many people believe that Java is not the best choice for serverless applications in terms of getting started quickly. But it turns out that this small problem is completely solvable. Using the GraalVM virtual machine, you can achieve high performance, including in Java. If you want to learn about current trends in cloud technologies, what test containers and micro kubernetes are, pay attention to the report given at the recently held Java Tech Talk conference in Minsk. It will be useful for both beginners and more experienced specialists.
10 Github repositories every programmer should know about
You're missing out on a lot if you only use GitHub to store your code and make commits. In addition to working tools, on this service you can find a huge amount of useful information and, of course, an archive of hundreds of thousands of open repositories. The author of the YouTube channel FrontCoder has made an excellent selection of 10 useful GitHub repositories. Some of them are dedicated to JavaScript (the creator of the video specializes in this language), but many will also be useful to Javaists. The selection includes collections of free templates, APIs, documentation, Russian-language programming books and collections of files.
What graphics libraries are there in Java? GUI in JavaFX
Do you want to learn how to create a graphical screensaver in JavaFX in a few minutes? If yes, don't skip this video. In addition to the tutorial on creating a screensaver, you will learn about the most popular libraries for working with the user interface in 2020, as well as how the GUI (Graphical User Interface) works in JavaFX. JavaFX is a Java-based platform that replaces the previously used Swing library. With JavaFX you can create stunning graphical applications of varying complexity.
Java developer test interview #2
As you remember, a video with a test interview published a couple of weeks ago aroused considerable interest among Video Weekend readers. Over these couple of weeks, the author of the video, Kiev Java developer Evgeniy Suleymanov, released four more test interviews on his YouTube channel. Interestingly, half of them were carried out with junior programmers, and the second half with senior programmers. In the video presented here, a recording of a test interview with aspiring Java developer Dmitry Makarenko is posted for the audience to see.
