#JBTechDayforJava

Continuing our summary our #JBTechDayForJava talks: @MaritvanDijk77 walked us through the benefits of contributing to open source and gave practical advice on how to get started. Here's the video, the slides, and lots of relevant info #JetBrainsLovesJava

In 30 minutes, @an_na_morozova and @waggi_tan will present on ‘Learn and Teach Java’. Create courses, learn to program or level-up your skills, build your GitHub profile, contribute, volunteer, and much more. Register now: #JBTechDayforJava

Introducing JetBrains Technology Day for Java speakers and talks: 🎙 OpenJDK: In the new age of Concurrent Garbage Collectors, by @mon_beck 🗓 July 10, 6pm - 7pm CEST / 4pm - 5pm GMT 🎟 Details and registration: #JetBrainsLovesJava #JBTechDayforJava

🔊 Good Old Stream API, by @tagir_valeev 👉 Watch the recording from JetBrains Technology Day for Java, and learn about what advanced tasks can and cannot be solved with the help of Stream API. #JBTechDayforJava

This blog for our #JBTechDayForJava is packed full of resources to help you move off #Java 8. @trisha_gee gave us a whirlwind tour of the new functionality in subsequent Java releases and some great guidance on how to get there:

🔊 OpenJDK: In the new age of Concurrent Garbage Collectors, by @mon_beck 👉 Watch this recording from #JBTechDayforJava to learn more about the new #ZGC and #ShenandoahGC garbage collectors in @OpenJDK HotSpot VM.

🗓 Join a free virtual event, JetBrains Technology Day for Java, on July 10. 🎙Topics: Modern Java, Frameworks, Testing, Concurrent Garbage Collectors, Contributing to OSS, and much more! 🎟 Save your seat: #JetBrainsLovesJava #JBTechDayforJava

The big day is here! In 30 minutes, @JoshLong will present on ‘Bootiful Testing’. Find out how to test Spring applications and services with TDD. Register now: #JetBrainsLovesJava #JBTechDayforJava

In our latest blog for #JBTechDayForJava we talk about @starbuxman's excellent session of live coding to help us navigate the world of Test Driven Development.

In 30 minutes, @techgirl1908 will talk us through why you need visual validation, how it works, a live integration into an existing test code base, and the pros and cons of using various visual validation techniques. Register now: #JBTechDayforJava

In our final blog of the #JBTechDayForJava series we take a look at how you can learn #Java and build your development portfolio with @JetBrains_Edu.

🔊 Life Beyond Java 8, by @trisha_gee 👉 Watch this recording from #JBTechDayforJava to learn about the advantages of upgrading from Java 8, with details about language features from Java 9 through to 14.

🔊 How I Started Contributing to Open Source and Why You Should Too, by @MaritvanDijk77 👉 Watch this recording from #JBTechDayforJava to learn how to find a good starter project, how to make sure your contributions are useful, and much more

In 30 minutes, @MaritvanDijk77 will share her experiences on why it is important to work with OSS, different ways in which you can contribute, getting started, what to do when things don’t go to plan, and much more. Register now: #JBTechDayforJava

Do you know what is inattentional blindness or that most of us suffer from it? @techgirl1908's addressed this question and much more in her presentation. This blog summarizes what we liked about her talk, and links to further reading: #JBTechDayforJava

Introducing JetBrains Technology Day for Java speakers and talks: 🎙Life Beyond Java 8, by @Trisha_Gee 🗓 July 10, 12pm - 1pm CEST / 10am - 11am GMT 🎟 Details and registration: #JetBrainsLovesJava #JBTechDayforJava

@MaritvanDijk77 enjoyed your talk at #JBTechDayforJava on contributing to OSS. Thank you!

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In the penultimate blog for our #JBTechDayForJava series, @mon_beck took us through some some different types of garbage collection in #Java and drew some useful comparisons to help us understand the differences:

In another of our blogs for #JBTechDayForJava, @venkat_s explains and demos the power of lazy evaluation in Java: