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Please reply with just one blog per answer to allow the voting system to bring the best/most popular to the top.

+8  A: 

It has to be The BileBlog.

John Topley
Isn't the bileblog "dead"? Even though it was a very great blog, it will not be updated anymore
Mo
Is it? I didn't realise! :-(
John Topley
Unfortunately it's dead. I wish I knew why.
Uri
Hani went mainstream. Besides, The Bile Blog was more about biting sarcasm than learning technology.
duffymo
Nice blog, sad to see no more update.
fastcodejava
+2  A: 

java.net

Chris Kimpton
+14  A: 

Even if you don't listen to The Java Posse then reading the blog is great for a regular summary of what's happening in the Java world. But you should listen to the podcast :)

Rob Oxspring
+11  A: 

http://www.javaspecialists.eu/

bibix
Technically, it's a newsletter rather than a blog, but it's excellent by any name.
Alan Moore
+4  A: 

http://www.theserverside.com/ is pretty good for JEE articles.

Luther Baker
+4  A: 

James Gosling:On a New Road (nighthacks.com/roller/jag)

Stu Thompson
The blog has moved, since James Gosling is no longer at Sun/Oracle:http://nighthacks.com/roller/jag/
kg
@kg: thanks, have udated
Stu Thompson
+1  A: 

For Java and a few others, anything by Bruce Eckel is going to be worth reading.

http://www.artima.com/weblogs/feeds/bloggers/beckel.rss

tremoloqui
A: 

www.joelonsoftware.com

Kamikaze Mercenary
Joel doesn't really cover Java (except to rant against "Java Schools").
Dan Dyer
More of an anti-Java blog IMO
Don
+1  A: 

http://javablogs.com

Dave Cheney
+1  A: 

I really dig http://www.drunkandretired.com/

metadave
+2  A: 

http://www.infoq.com/, http://www.dzone.com/, http://www.javablogs.com/, http://www.jroller.com/ and http://www.theserverside.com/ among many many others. The sites listed above aren't individual blogs but a group of aggregators with user submitted content.

Vinny Carpenter
From the question: "Please reply with **just one blog per answer** to allow the voting system to bring the best/most popular to the top." I'd vote for InfoQ, but these should be split up in separate posts first... (actually all except jroller and infoq have one already)
Jonik
+1  A: 

Cafe Au Lait, but it tends to be more of a news site.

Adrian Mouat
+4  A: 
VonC
A: 

If you read french check http://touilleur-express.fr A very good blog in french about java.

Was happy to see a french fellow... but the link is dead.
Antoine Claval
@Antoine: It's working for me ... mais je ne sais pas Francais ... so I do not know what it's saying.
GreenMatt
Use google translator :P ...........
Night Shade
+1  A: 

Dan Dyer's New Adventures in Software is a great blog with quite a lot of Java content.

I don't want to duplicate infomation too much (DRY and all :), so see this answer for a few more sentences about the virtues of the blog.

Jonik
+1  A: 

Core Java Tech Tips For in depth coverage on Java features (though updated less frequently)

sarav
+1  A: 

You may find some Java core concept in http://webmoli.com blog.

+5  A: 

I got a lot of my java dose from http://java.dzone.com (previously Javalobby.org)

Ramesh Lakshmipathy
+2  A: 

Java Tips Weblog has scores of high quality articles.

trashgod
+1  A: 

Java RMI blogshould be great place to learn, just take a look.

Jimmy
+2  A: 

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/

I especially loves articles from Brian Goetz

nanda
A: 

http://www.mastertheboss.com has got plenty of tutorials about JBoss Hibernate Java EE technology.

Francesco Marchioni