Here are some Java links:
- Adopt OpenJDK is now Adoptium: Adoptium, Github page, Twitter handle. You can download JDKs for several different platforms from that site. I think Oracle made them drop “OpenJDK” from their name, but I like “AdoptOpenJDK” better since it is obvious what it is about. “Adoptium” sounds like some sci-fi element.
- Really Big Index for Java Tutorial –
- Java SE 6 Javadocs –
- Java EE 6 Javadocs –
- Java SE 7 Javadocs –
- Java 8 API – LTS release
- Java 9 API –
- Java 10 API –
- Java 11 API – LTS release
- Java 12 API –
- Java 13 API –
- Java 14 API –
- Java 17 API Javadoc – LTS release
- Java 21 API Javadoc – LTS release
- The Awesome Java repo by Andreas Kull. It looks like it gets updated fairly regularly. The Awesome Java page is based on a forked repo that has not been updated since 2015. One thing I really like about this repo is that unlike many other “awesome” repos, the categories are in alphabetical order.
- Java Practices – A great site
- Jenkov Tutorials –
- MKyong – Another site w/good tutorials.
- The Meetup page for the Austin Java User Group is here. There was a gap in meetings from 2022-10-04 to 2024-04-17, but it appears to be back. CJUG is still going strong.
Some Clojure links:
- The Clojure site –
- The Clojure cheat sheet –
- Clojure docs –
- There are some good links on the Clojure subreddit –
- The Lisp subreddit, which has links to other Lisp-related subreddits
- The Austin Clojure Group – with a twitter account
- The Clojure Toolbox – your first stop for all your Clojure needs
- Clojure Intros: One by MBonaci, and one by KimH, both on github
- The Brave Clojure site has an online book that is pretty good. My Emacs config is based on the author’s config.
- A list of CIDER commands and keybindings can be found at this page (with function names) and this page –
- Eric Normand’s Thoughts On Functional Programming podcast. He is the guy behind Purely Functional, a great series of Clojure tutorials.
- The Awesome Clojure repo.
- An archive of all the posts on all the channels on the clojurians Slack –
- Planet Clojure – feeds from Clojure bloggers around the net.
Groovy/Grails Links (as Dick Wall would say, I’m all over the Groovy, man). I wish Groovy had taken off, but it looks like it is declining.
- Groovy Itself, the new website in API, GDK API –
- Latest Grails Docs (for version 2.2.0 click here) Grails Javadocs –
- GPars – User Manual, Javadoc, Groovydoc – (source here ). The main contributor died due to COVID, so I think this project is dead.
- Gradle –
- Spock: Website, the docs, Javadoc, Google Code site –
- Geb: Website, manual, API –
- The now-extinct Groovy Weekly Newsletter at the website of Guillaume Laforge, former Groovy project lead. He still posts about Groovy sometimes.
- The Groovy Calamari newsletter. As of 2023-02-09, the last issue came out 2020-09-30.
- Ratpack web framework – It is actually for any JVM language, but it seems to have the most traction with the Groovy community.
- The now-defunct Austin Groovy and Grails Meetup Group still has a twitter account.
- The Awesome Groovy repo. As of 2023-11-07, the last commit was 2023-07-10.
- The intermittent Groovy Podcast on YouTube and Apple Podcasts.
Some Kotlin links (I was interested in Kotlin around 2019/2020, not so much anymore):
- The Kotlin site –
- Externally hosted Kotlin API docs –
- There are links to some good stuff on the Kotlin Reference Page –
- The Awesome Kotlin page (which just links to this page). –
- The Austin Kotlin Group. As of 2021-01-24, there have not been any meetings since April of 2019; as of 2022-12-03, the group is disbanded. –
- The Kotlin subreddit –
- The Learn Kotlin subreddit –
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