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A vendor reports Payara (supported GlassFish) ships roughly every three months and bundles hazelcast as JCache provider, already enabling JCache features that may land in Java EE 8. A large site reveals an internal OpenJDK build with custom garbage-collection tweaks and a migration from Ruby to Scala. Visual note-taking is promoted as sketch noting, using simple drawings to encode concepts so that Json‑P 1.1 is backward compatible and items like JSON Pointer, JSON Patch/Merge Patch, JSON Query and JSON‑B are easier to recall.
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