Use Jakarta CDI to inject implementations at runtime with Instance and qualifiers for clean, extensible, polymorphic designs without violating the Open/Closed Principle.
Realizing that not all use Gradle, I thought I would demonstrate how quickly a RESTful API can be created by leveraging ChatGPT, Spring Boot, Maven, and Heroku.
When I migrated from Rails to Spring Boot, I lacked content to guide me without having to go through all of the basics of a web framework. So, I wrote this tutorial.
Jakarta NoSQL 1.0 standardizes NoSQL integration in Java with familiar annotations, a fluent API, and support for multiple NoSQL types—boosting productivity, portability.
Old is gold, and this is true in the case of software systems too. But, you need to keep them updated. This writing guides you in upgrading software systems.
Brace yourself — Java conquers cloud-native microservices, unleashes Loom’s fast concurrency, and soars with Valhalla and Panama — future-ready and fierce!
This article discusses how the DOCX file structure stores form fields and values and suggests a few Java APIs that simplify retrieving DOCX form content.
Learn to use Amazon Bedrock to build an app that sends text prompts to a model with Spring AI. This guide covers AWS setup, Spring AI config, and Bedrock integration.
Gatherers is a new and powerful API that enhances the Stream API by modeling intermediate operations and allowing the definition of custom intermediate operations.
Quarkus enables a full CRUD API with just two classes using Hibernate ORM with Panache. No controllers or repositories needed — just define two classes, and deploy.
Learn SRE best practices for Java applications to ensure high availability, performance, and scalability, covering monitoring, logging, security, and more.
Migrating Java microservices to Go boosts performance, scalability, and efficiency with faster execution and lightweight concurrency while ensuring seamless integration