(Nicolás Bevacqua) The Asynchronous Iteration proposal is already in stage 2 and being heavily worked on.

(Joe McKendrick) For years, Java Virtual Machine (Java VM) has been the “container” technology of choice for dropping the exact same version of an application (as Java bytecode) onto multiple platforms and operating systems. But lately, there’s been a new container in town — called, appropriately e

(Kurt Cagle) Immutability – the idea that you should never work with “live” data, is slowly transforming the way that programmers work with objects, data and streams.

(Brandon West) API development at SendGrid is based on a set of principles that focus on improving how developers experience our product. All design decisions are influenced by that experience. We want things to be intuitive and welcoming.

(Rick Strahl) In the last few weeks I’ve finally decided to look more closely at Angular 2 and I’m glad I waited this long as so much has changed since I previously look at this stuff even just a few months ago. I’ve been dabbling with Typescript for a while, but this has really been the first time

(Lauren Beatty) RequireJS is a JavaScript file and module loader. Oracle JET uses Require to load only the libraries and modules/components that are needed for a particular part of an Oracle JET application.

(Matt Heusser) Modern programming languages tend to separate the programmer from memory management; Java programmers don’t have to deal with pointers; they just declare variables and let the built-in garbage collector do its thing.

(Matt Farmer) In our latest release we have added a new policy that allows you to run XSLT transformations on the body of a request or response. Those of you using XML or SOAP with your Azure API Management instance may find this useful to give you a great deal of control of how XML is served up to

(Matt Busche) Given you have set up a default_schema in your hibernate configuration

(Prosper Otemuyiwa) There was a bit of controversy recently about the use cases where JWT really shines, and the ones where it doesn’t do such a great job. Namely, are JSON web tokens good enough for sessions – or should we keep using cookies instead?