(Paul Krill) The Apache Software Foundation has released a beta of its NetBeans Version 9.0 IDE, with support for the Java Module System introduced with Java 9 last year. Modules comprised the premier capability in JDK 9, which was released in September 2017.

(Marla Sukesh) I have seen people getting scared because of long and big articles, hence I have decided to write multiple small articles for each day instead of writing one big article. In each article, we will cover 1 or 2 or max 3 labs.

(lukaseder) When you work with JAXB to generate Java code from XSD (or *ghasp* WSDL) files, you’re going to use the XJC tool, which is shipped with the JDK (at least until JDK 9 – with Jigsaw, it will soon be externalised into its own external dependency).

(Debasis Saha) Let us start the Day 4 of Learning Angular 4.0 in 10 Days. In the previous articles, we already discussed Data Binding Concept in Angular 4.0. If you want to read the previous articles of this series, do visit the below link.

(Dustin Marx) JDK 9 added some new methods to the Objects class including two static methods highlighted in this post: requireNonNullElse(T,T) and requireNonNullElseGet​(T obj,Supplier

(Ivan Yakimov) In this short article, I’ll describe how to configure JSON serializer error handling differently for each request.

(Sebastian Daschner) See how you can combine Prometheus, Java EE, MicroProfile Metrics, and OpenLiberty to give you a better handle on your business metrics.

(Banketeshvar Narayan) This article explains the fundamentals of Angular by creating a simple Angular application with Visual Studio 2017 using the default template available with .NET Core.

(Jon Skeet) There are three things you need to know to start with:

(Dustin Marx) One of the minor additions to JDK 9 that can make a sometimes routine task in Java even easier is the addition of the method InputStream.transferTo(OutputStream).