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Java in Critical Operations: How Custom Development Ensures Control and Secures Mission-Critical Systems
When IT fails, no one notices—until everyone does.Whether in hospitals, energy grids, or airports, stable operation of digital…
A Look Back at Java’s 30-year Journey with Databases
Written by Brian Sam-Bodden & Raphael De Lio When Java 1.0 launched in 1996, both the language and…
30 Years of Java, 25 Years of Enterprise Java
Over the last three decades, technology has been evolving at a breakneck pace, with innovations constantly redefining every aspect of application development. In such a fast-moving and dynamic landscape, few technologies stand the test of time, especially in computer science. Yet, Java has done just that. As we celebrate 30 years of Java and 25 years of enterprise Java, it’s clear that these solutions have not only endured but thrived—adapting, advancing and proving their lasting value to software engineers worldwide.
AI Tools for Jakarta EE
Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the world of software development, including Jakarta EE. Traditionally, developers relied on…
Structured concurrency
Structured Concurrency was the second delivery that came out of Project Loom. It was first introduced in Java…
Speed Up Existing Deployments with the Right JVM Features
In today’s tech landscape, Java applications face a critical challenge. Organizations need to meet growing performance demands while…
Hitchhiker’s Guide to Java Performance
The Past, The Present and The Future Over the last 30 years, Java has evolved from an exotic…
The quick check for your software – the Software Coma Scale (SCS)
Do you know this situation: You have are sitting on your desk when your boss asks you to…
From Reactive Streams to Virtual Threads
Virtual Threads deliver a fast, cheap (in terms of memory & switching speed) threading solution for the JVM.…
Building a better Mouse Trap – web crawling with Temporal
For various reasons, I’ve been looking at Temporal lately. It’s one of those open-source projects with some great…
