The great list of Java Developers' Blogs

Here, I found the list of blogs for Java developers. The list is originally published on www.programcreek.com.You can also suggest a blog by posting a comment below.

Name(Site/People)CountrySpecific Area
0Code SearchAmerica#1 code search tool (Advertising)
1Adam BienGermanyJava EE
2Antonio GoncalvesFranceAuthor of Java EE 7
3Henrik WarneSwedenThoughts on programming
4Billy YaroshAmericaCoding Cures
5Lars VogelGermanyAndroid and Eclipse
6Peter VerhasHungaryPure Java
7Martin FowlerAmericaAuthor, Speaker
8Bozhidar BozhanovBulgariaJava EE
9Richard WarburtonUKJava 8 Lambdas
10Bear GilesAmericaJava EE
11Marginally InterestingGermanyMachine Learning
12Pascal AlmaAmericaJava EE
13Dror HelperAmericaConsultant
14Juri StrumpflohnerItalyJavaScript
15Reza RahmanAmericaJava EE/Glassfish
16Phil WhelanCanadaWeb
17Brett PorterAustraliaCo-author of Apache Maven 2
18Ben McCannAmericaCo-founder at Connectifier
19Java PosseAmericaSome useful links
20Mark NeedhamUKData
21Iris ShoorIsraelDebug
22Yifan PengAmericaGraduate Student
23Nikita Salnikov TarnovskiEstoniaMemory Leaks
24Dustin MarxAmericaActual Events
25Bart BakkerNetherlandAgile
26Gunnar PeipmanAmericanon-java
27Dave FecakAmericaJob Tips for Programmers
28JOOQSwitzerlandSQL
29Petri KainulainenFinlandWeb
30Informatech CRCosta Rica
31Arun GuptaAmericaJava EE
32Mechanical SympathyUKPerformance
33Extreme EnthusiasmItalyAgile
34Steve BlankAmericaAuthor of The Startup Owner's Manual
35Oliver GierkeGermanySpringSource
36Nicolas FränkelSwitzerlandJava EE
37Blaise DoughanAmericaXML and JSON
38Vlad MihalceaRomaniaSoftware Integration
39Kevin LeeAustraliaWeb
40Mikhail VorontsovAustraliaPerformance
41Jakob JenkovDenmarkSoftware Architecture
42Jim WeaverRich Client Java
43Jonathan GilesNew ZealandJava FX
44Stephen ChinAmericaJava FX
45Matt RaibleAmericaOpen Source Frameworks
46Peter LawreyUKCore Java
47Gregor RieglerAustriaOO Design, XP
48Jos DirksenNetherlandsSOA, HTML 5
49Alexander J. TurnerUKInformation, News And Views
50Java Advent
51John PurcellHungaryTutorials
52Transylvania JUGUK
53Java RootsSpring
54Java TrainingGreecetraining
55Allan KellyUKSoftware
56Samuel SantosPortugalJava EE
57Steve SmithUKAgile
58Niklas SchlimmGermanyMultithreading
59Shrutarshi BasuAmericaPhD, Computer Science
60Anton ArhipovEstoniaJava EE
61Charles NutterAmericaJVM
62RedStackAmericaSOA, JVM
63James BloomAmericaJVM
64Pierre-Hugues CharbonneauCanadaJava EE
65Eugen ParaschivRomaniaJava Web
66Wayne BeatonAmericaEclipse
67Jeff AtwoodAmericaStack Overflow
68Stuart MarksAmericaOracle
69Ben StopfordUKData Platform
70Aleksey ShipilëvRussiaJava performance and concurrency
Program CreekAmericaDeep Understanding of Java Core
Original source of list - www.programcreek.com

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