Nov 9, Java Updates Now Live!
Java Made Easy now has a Java updates blog! Stay tuned to get the latest Java news and updates as well as news and information about future features to this site. This will also be a way to let...
View ArticleNov 10, YouDevise Ltd. Hiring a Java Developer
YouDevise Ltd. is a web development shop that creates applications for businesses dealing with finance. This includes brokers and investment managers. They are based in London, UK and are looking for...
View ArticleNov 11, Access Modifiers + Future Advanced Tutorials
New tutorials are coming soon to the Advanced Tutorials section. In the next few days expect to see a tutorial on Access Modifiers that talks about the uses of public, private, and protected. There...
View ArticleNov 12, Eclipse Tips - Fix Your Bugs With Debug Mode!
Did you know that Eclipse has a button next to the run button in the toolbar that looks like a bug? That would be debug mode. Debug mode is a great mode to run your Java code in because it allows you...
View ArticleNov 14, Java Variables Tutorial Fixed + Updates
It was brought to my attention through the contact forms that the Java Variables tutorial in the Beginners Tutorials section was incorrect. I'd like to thank those who brought up the errors as that...
View ArticleNov 15, Quick Tip: How To Make a For Loop Run Backwards
Here's a quick tip on how to make a for loop go backwards in Java. Normally, a for loop is written like this: for (int x = 0; x 0; x--) { //your code } This makes x start at 10, keep looping while x is...
View ArticleNov 15, Java Access Modifiers - Private, Public, Protected
Learn how to use Java access modifiers to improve code readability. Learn how the Java Protected modifier differs from other languages.
View ArticleNov 19, Broken Links Fixed
The links found in the previous blog update, Quick Tip: How To Make a For Loop Run Backwards, are now fixed. Also, the link leading to Sun's Java webpage in the tutorial Java Access Modifiers has now...
View ArticleNov 20, Java 7 Changes Announced
For more advanced Java users, the possible features for the next version of Java, Java 7, has been announced! Here is a quick rundown of some of the proposed features: Modularization: Sun wanted Java...
View ArticleAug 28, Java Made Easy Updates
After a long hiatus, Java Made Easy has come back with some updates! Here are a few of the features that have been released and are planned for the future: * About Me section live * New Java Newsletter...
View ArticleAug 29, Java Interface
A Java Interface defines a blueprint for creating a class that implements the interface. Learn about Java interfaces here.
View ArticleSep 1, Java Primitive types vs Java Classes (int vs Integer)
In Java you have what are called primitive types. In very simplistic terms, these are keywords that help to identify a variable. For example, let's say I want a variable that can store an integer, a...
View ArticleSep 5, Quick Java Recursion Example
In this update we're going to look at how to write a recursive function. The whole point of recursion is that you want to do something over and over again until you arrive at the answer (or figure out...
View ArticleSep 5, Quick Java Recursion Example
In this update we're going to look at how to write a recursive function. The whole point of recursion is that you want to do something over and over again until you arrive at the answer (or figure out...
View ArticleSep 22, Polymorphism In Java
In this tutorial we're going to find out what polymorphism in Java is, why it is so useful, and then show how to use it to create elegant programs.
View ArticleSep 23, Mistake with Java Polymorphism Tutorial
Earlier you saw a blog post showing that the new Java Polymorphism tutorial is finally up on the site! While this is true, it was only half-finished when published! This means the tutorial just ended...
View ArticleSep 23, Variable Scope
Knowing when you can use a variable gets confusing if you don't understand variable scope.
View ArticleSep 30, Sign Up To Our Java Newsletter Before It's Too Late!
Our first issue of our Java Newsletter - Fresh Cup of Java is soon to be released! Don't miss out on the content of the first issue because you signed up too late! It's 100% free to sign up and receive...
View ArticleOct 2, First Issue of Fresh Cup of Java Newsletter Live + Coming Soon!
For those who have signed up for the newsletter, the first issue has gone out! If you are signed up for the newsletter and did not receive your copy for whatever reason, please email us on our Contact...
View ArticleOct 6, Java Programming Jobs
Looking for Java Programming Jobs? Find part time and full time Java jobs or advertise your Java programming projects here!
View Article
