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Top 10+ Java 8 Tutorials - Must Read

There are so many Java 8 tutorials are written by Oracle, bloggers and other peoples, but which should you read? Which tutorials are worth of your time? Actually this question is asked to me by one of my reader called John, he was asking me about some good Java 8 tutorials, which he can read to start with. This encouraged me to take a look at some of Java 8 tutorials available on internet and form a list of best.


These tutorials are good for both intermediate and experienced Java programmers, you will learn sufficient details of all key Java 8 features by following good non-trivial examples. Most of the tutorials are detailed enough to  provide all important information and good enough to engage you for that period of time.
  1.  Official Java 8 Tutorial from Oracle
  2. Java 8 Tutorial By Benjamin Winterberg
  3.  Lambda Expressions in Java 8
  4. Overview of JDK 8 Support in NetBeans IDE
  5. My Java 8 Lambda Expression and Streams Example
  6. Maurice Naftalin's Lambda FAQ
  7. My Java 8 Streams Examples
  8. Java 8 Tutorials through Katas : Berlin Clock (Easy)
  9. A deeper look into the Java 8 Date and Time API
  10. Java 8 Stream Tutorial
  11. Java 8 Nashorn Tutorial
  12. Java 8 StampedLocks vs. ReadWriteLocks and Synchronized


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