Modern threading: A Java concurrency primer

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	Modern threading: A Java concurrency primer Concurrency is among the greatest worries for newcomers to Java programming but there's no reason to let it daunt you. Not only is excellent documentation available (we'll explore several sources in this article) but Java threads have become easier to work with as the Java platform has evolved. In order to learn how to do multithreaded programming in Java 6 and 7, you really just need some building blocks. This week's top article is a beginner's survey of Java threading techniques, including links to some of JavaWorld's most frequently read introductory articles about multithreaded programming. Start your engines if you're ready to start learning about Java threading today. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: UrbanCode Continuous Delivery to WebSphere Stop deploying manually! Automate your WebSphere Deployments with uDeploy, and achieve Continuous Delivery. With uDeploy, WebSphere deployments go from being a point of pain to point of gain. Download our white paper and learn how uDeploy slashes deployment times, eliminates errors, and provides unparalleled visibility into processes. In this Issue QCon - Application development faces a seismic shift Andrew Oliver: Long live SOA in the cloud era Dustin Marx: Why software architects need not apply Bill Venners: JW Archives: How the JVM performs thread synchronization QCon - Application development faces a seismic shift Oracle VP of Development Cameron Purdy said last week at QCon that there's a "perfect storm" brewing in the world of application development -- possibly much like the storm that enabled Java to supplant C++ in the mid nineties. As the emerging platform of HTML5, JavaScript, cloud infrastructure and mobile devices enables thin-server architectures, how will server-side Java evolve? Read More Andrew Oliver: Long live SOA in the cloud era A few years back, SOA (service-oriented architecture) was all the rage. Vendors rushed to remarket everything as SOA, and SOA-washing was the new greenwashing. But in today'srush to the cloud, have we abandoned SOA? If so, we're in trouble. Read More Dustin Marx: Why software architects need not apply The best software architects are those who do architecture work, design work, and lower level implementation coding and testing. Read More Bill Venners: JW Archives: How the JVM performs thread synchronization Bill Venners goes under the hood of the JVM to explain the mechanics of thread synchronization, including shared data, locks, monitors, and synchronized. Read More
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