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Liberica JDK 13 EA with OpenJFX 13 on the Raspberry Pi 4 Using Liberica JDK 13 EA to play Media with OpenJFX 13 on the Raspberry Pi 4 Today we published Liberica JDK 13 Early Access builds on all supported platforms.

BellSoft at Oracle CodeOne 2019 Dmitry Chuyko and Alex Belokrylov, Do not put all eggs in one container We will be happy to meet you at Oracle CodeOne conference in San Francisco, September 15 - 19. It is our honor to share the knowledge and…

Liberica JDK enhances developer experience with package managers SDKMAN! and Homebrew taps now available Developers all over the world like the ability to have multiple JDK versions installed on their development machines.

OpenJDK may have a new home soon The OpenJDK projects available on GitHub For those who are not just looking for Java download, there is interesting news. You may be heard about Project Skara, which intent is moving OpenJDK repository from Mercurial to Git.

BellSoft at JBCNConf in Barcelona Dmitry Chuyko, Do not put all eggs in one container Microservice architecture and containerization have become the standards of modern application development.

Linux package repositories for Liberica JDK Announcing public availability of repositories for .deb and .rpm-based Linux distributions Keeping JDK secure requires ease of update and tight integration with operating systems default installation techniques.

Premium Support is available for Liberica JDK Announcing Premium Support service, BellSoft now offers 24x7 Worldwide Coverage for Liberica JDK Support with 48 hours vulnerability patches SLA.

BellSoft at Linaro Connect 19 BKK Dmitry Chuyko, BKK19-203 JVM on ARM. From sensor to cloud A variety of Java virtual machines on ARM have been around for a long time.

JetBrains and BellSoft enter strategic collaboration BellSoft will provide security patches and critical updates

Today, as Arm processors are primarily viewed as targeting the embedded market, and justifiably so, multiple hardware vendors are using this architecture to build server CPUs and to compete with Intel in the cloud and High Performance Computing (HPC) segment.