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The Blockchain in your Java application
short foreword This article discusses the integration of blockchain mechanisms into Java applications. It is important to clarify…
Another JVM language?
why I created Turicum I created Turicum because I needed a language that balances expressive power, runtime flexibility,…
Pull Requests != Code Reviews
Pull request is a type of code review in contexts with lack of trust. What else do we…
Untapped Potential in the Java Build Tool Experience
The Java language is known to be fast, safe, and easy, but Java build tools like Maven or…
MockServer NeoLight: A Lightweight Alternative for API Testing with Testcontainers
The open-source project MockServer NeoLight has been released as a lightweight rewrite of the original MockServer. Its primary…
Crafting Your Own Railway Display with Java!
Have you fancied to have your own railway display at home? If you love traveling by public transport…
Supercruising with Testcontainers: Making Tests Faster and More Flexible
Testcontainers has become an essential tool in many Java projects to run integration and system tests in realistic…
TRANSFORMING POJOS AND JAVA RECORDS WITH FROPOREC: DEEP IMMUTABILITY AND BEYOND
Java has been evolving, with major improvements over the years, especially in the area of data handling. One…
Fluent setter: breaking the convention
What if we implement a fluent Interface, whereby the setter method returns this instead of void? Now, let’s rewrite a standard piece…
Apache Causeway – An Introduction
In this article we explore key concepts of the Apache Causeway framework, learning how it surfaces domain logic directly in the UI, with minimal boilerplate. You’ll gain a practical understanding of how Causeway supports rapid prototyping and domain-driven development.
