Apps self-managing files often implement custom APIs that bring different problems. Java's File System provides a way to self-manage files within standard Java APIs.
Jakarta EE 12 aligns repositories, restrictions, queries, ORM, and NoSQL into a unified data model, making domain-centric data access a first-class platform feature.
High-availability Java systems usually fail gradually. Early warning signs appear across correlated JVM metrics long before outages, but static alerts miss them.
Many Kotlin projects mirror Java thinking—code that works but lacks Kotlin’s true strengths of conciseness, expressiveness, and safety, creating “Java with a Kotlin accent.”
This project demonstrates a production-ready approach to deploying a containerized Quarkus API on AWS EKS/Fargate, leveraging Infrastructure as Code through the AWS CDK.
This tutorial demonstrates automated deployment using a CI/CD pipeline with Mule 4. It shows how code pushed to a Git repository triggers deployment automatically.
DPoP binds access tokens to a client's key so even if intercepted, they can't be misused. It's mandatory for EUDI/HAIP 1.0 and supported since Spring Boot 3.5.
Java 8’s java.time API finally fixed the long-standing problems of Date and Calendar, but real applications still require constant conversion between time zones.
In the first part of this series, learn how to tune the JVM for cloud workloads, optimize heap sizing, CPU usage, and more for better Java performance.
The introduction of Virtual Threads in JDK 21 represents a major milestone for Java’s concurrency ecosystem. Understand the basics and best practices in this article.
In this second part, learn how to use JSON Files, the Builder design pattern with the Datafaker library in Java, to test a POST API Request with REST Assured.