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Erase M1 Mac and Reinstall for Java Development
Erase your Mac Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click General in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.) Click Transfer or Reset on the right, then click Erase All Contents and Settings. In Erase Assistant, enter your administrator information and click Unlock. Review items that will be removed in addition to your content and settings.If your Mac has multiple user accounts,…
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How to Manage Your JDKs With SDKMAN
How to Manage Your JDKs With SDKMAN
In this blog, you will learn how to manage several Java Development Kits (JDKs) on your Linux system using SDKMAN. Besides JDKs, several other SDKs can be managed by means of SDKMAN. Enjoy! 1. Introduction Some time ago, a colleague of mine showed me how he used SDKMAN and how easy he could maintain different versions of JDKs, Maven, etc. on his Linux system. I had heard of SDKMAN before but did…
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JavaFX HelloWorld with NetBeans and Gradle
JavaFX HelloWorld with NetBeans and Gradle
Hello Friends, Today we are going to see how to create and run JavaFX HelloWorld with NetBeans and Gradle. Actually I had developed ZatackCrawler a data scrapper tool few years ago when I was learning JavaFX. I had also shared this tool in 2017 that you can check here. But few days ago I had to use this tool but surprisingly I was unable to run this tool. Then I have done some research and found…
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There was a time when Oracle’s releases would come years apart. But the company is changing this with its second big release this year. It recently unveil
Java 11 Features - Java Flight Recorder
Java 11 Features – Java Flight Recorder
In this article we will see how we can leverage Java Flight Recorder feature as part of Java 11. Earlier it was one of the commercial feature. But with Java 11 with JEP 328this is open sourced. The Java Flight Recorder records the OS and JVM events to a file which can be inspected using Java Mission Control (JMC). Enabling JFR puts minimal overhead on the JVM…
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