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Qualcomm Technologies Links With Oracle On Java for M2M

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a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated, said that it has linked with Oracle to bring the popular Java programming language to its machine-to-machine (M2M) chipsets. The two said they are working to bring Oracle Java ME Embedded 3.2 San Diego-based Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. , to ATI's QSC6270-Turbo chipset. READ MORE>>.

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Framework Benchmarks Round 22

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So the user can write its business code with high level of abstraction and safety, but the framework core could be tuned to the assembly level, to leverage the hardware it runs on.

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Mangling JSON numbers

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Theoretically we can send it from a Java server to a JavaScript client via JSON and both sides see exactly the same number. To convince ourselves that this number is safe, we examine various representations of this number in Java and JavaScript: // In Java long x = 1L. It passes our verifyLongFitsInDouble check.

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Everything about Java 8

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The following post is a comprehensive summary of the developer-facing changes coming in Java 8. At the time of this writing, Java 8 development is still very much in progress. It had the best support for the Java 8 language features at the time I went looking. Language features and APIs may still change.

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Efficient multiple-stream concatenation in Java

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With three streams we could write Stream.concat(Stream.concat(a, b), c). Let me share a few trends that I've noticed when dealing with streams and stream concatenation in general, having written a fair amount of code in Java 8 by now. Stream a = Stream. of ( "one" , "two" ); Stream b = Stream. concat ( a , b ); out. forEach ( System.

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JS Saturday | Javascript Beginner to Advanced in One Day!

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Troy Miles , A designer and developer of software since 1979 writing games in assembly and C. Since then he has written code in C++, C#, Objective-C, Java, JavaScript and Python. Jason also spearheads customer-driven, innovative features and functionality throughout all of infragistics’ products.

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EnumSet and EnumMap

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from Java's standard libraries. Historically, Enum{Set,Map} were recommended as a matter of safety, taking better advantage of Java's type system than the alternatives. Effective Java goes into detail about this use case for Enum{Set,Map} and enum types in general. This article discusses java.util.EnumSet. and java.util.EnumMap.

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