Missed our last workshop in collaboration with IBM on the 12 factors needed to build cloud-native applications that can help you thrive in the challenging cloud environment? Watch the recorded version here: youtu.be/SAkVPUH5PRI #Java #cloud #GhanaJug

Registered yet for the upcoming workshop with Sven Ruppert on the Supply Chain Security for open source projects? Register here: bit.ly/ghanajugO11 #Java #Security #GhanaJug #CyberSecurity

2 days left! for the second session which is happening on Saturday with the JFrog team. Register for the practical session at bit.ly/ghanajugO12. All hands on deck  #GhanaJug #Java #CyberSecurity #Security

Few minutes left until the JFrog X Java User Group Ghana workshop on Supply Chain Security for open source projects with Sven Ruppert. Haven't registered? Register here: bit.ly/ghanajugO11 #Java #CyberSecurity

Supply Chain Security for open source projects ongoing with Sven Ruppert #Java #CyberSecurity #Security #GhanaJUG

We can’t wait to see you at our second session today. This will be happening soon and will be hands on with JFrog X Java User Group Ghana and Sven Ruppert. Haven't registered? Register here: bit.ly/ghanajugO12 #Java #CyberSecurity

Hands on session going on now with the JFrog X Java User Group Ghana on Supply Chain Security for open source projects with Sven Ruppert. Join in now bit.ly/ghanajugO12 #Java #CyberSecurity

We want to express our gratitude to the participants, JFrog Java User Group Ghana for this workshop on Supply Chain Security for open source projects with Sven Ruppert. It was an enlightening session! #cybersecurity

Did you miss our previous JFROG workshop on supply chain security for open source projects? Visit this link to view the archival version: youtu.be/vKHpDHN39nI #Java #cloud #GhanaJug #cybersecurity

Do you know the difference between null as a literal and null as a type? Visit @ericjbruno's article to learn about nothing, which is null in #Java. Link:blogs.oracle.com/javamagazine/p… Source: Java Magazine #GhanaJug #null #void

Thank you JFrog Java User Group Ghana

Meaningless method names are considered a #Java antipattern, says Ian Darwin 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 Check out Ian Darwin 🇨🇦 🇺🇦's article on avoiding #Java coding antipatterns and how to fix them when maintaining or refactoring code. Source: Java Magazine Link: blogs.oracle.com/javamagazine/p… #clean_code

Best places to learn Java 1. Udemy - bit.ly/3msOMTd 2. Coursera - bit.ly/3waM23y 3. Javaespecialist - bit.ly/3d9ou9h 4. Codegym - bit.ly/3JEMQ7c 5. CodeCademy - bit.ly/37GGDVK Source: Javarevisited #GhanaJUG #Java #software

“Inheritance is a powerful way to achieve code reuse, but it is not always the best tool for the job.” Check out Joshua Bloch's article on the subject of Inheritance. Link: blogs.oracle.com/javamagazine/p… Source: Java Magazine #Java #GhanaJug #inheritance

#Java Keywords Cheat Sheet Source:Java Guides #Java #GhanaJUG

Shared memory between processes can be 100x faster than communication over TCP, and simpler in some cases. Join us this Friday to learn more about using shared memory in #Java and why they help with Peter Lawrey Register here: bit.ly/ghanajugO13