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by codinghabit 6y ago
Thanks, I didn't know that JavaFX was still a thing. Looks like it's come a long way!
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Ask HN: Java Development in 2020
3 points by codinghabit 6y ago|2 comments
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by codinghabit 8y ago
CareCloud | Miami, FL | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.carecloud.com CareCloud is transforming the healthcare experience with the industry’s most modern, flexible and powerful cloud-based platform. We are a dynamic, performanc
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by codinghabit 8y ago
CareCloud | Miami, FL | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.carecloud.com CareCloud is transforming the healthcare experience with the industry’s most modern, flexible and powerful cloud-based platform. We are a dynamic, performanc
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by codinghabit 8y ago
I've always felt that if there was an Eclipse 'lite' it would garner lots of attention and be the go-to Java IDE for lots of developers. Eclipse got waaay to big and slow and had several bugs where the solution was always &#x
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by codinghabit 9y ago
Sure I'll give it a shot. My address is: xrb_3y1utuy93zxxmdj4inw1wbuudk7f34ty61ny8g1gwj569haicfebw84hdir5
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Java CyclicBarrier Tutorial(codinghabit.com)
2 points by codinghabit 10y ago|0 comments
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Learning to use Java FutureTask(codinghabit.com)
1 points by codinghabit 10y ago|0 comments
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by codinghabit 11y ago
As soon as I read your post I wondered if it was the 'AWS Lambda' book that keeps showing up in my recommendations. I clicked the link and sure enough there it was! Of course, now I HAVE to buy it. :D
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by codinghabit 11y ago
Thanks for sharing, forking this.
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by codinghabit 11y ago
Look at the job ads in your area. Take that into consideration when choosing your stack. If you're looking for an enterprise job I think Java would be a safe bet.
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by codinghabit 13y ago
Am I the only one who wishes the time and effort spent into making this post was used towards something more important/meaningful?