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Build your custom plugins for your enterprise java applications with jakarta ee CDI
One fundamental feature of CDI is the integration of third-party libraries and frameworks into the CDI container of…
Apache Causeway – GOING FURTHER
In this article we'll continue our exploration of the Apache Causeway, a Spring Boot framework for domain-driven apps following the naked objects pattern. Our focus this time is the framework's support for validation, on testing, and we'll also look at some additional UI hints.
High Speed JPA
JPA sometimes carries the stigma of being “too slow for production.” Yet in countless projects, it has quietly…
Code. Collaboration. Community.
JCON USA @ IBM TechXchange 2025 – where the spirit of Java found a new home in Orlando.…
As Java EE 8 Runtimes Age, What Comes Next for Enterprise Java Applications?
The majority of mission-critical enterprise applications still run on Java EE 8. However, their middleware foundations are beginning to shift, leaving many Java developers and organizations wondering what to do.
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.
Java at Eclipse: Honoring the Legacy, Securing the Future of Open Source Innovation
Java changed software development and reshaped open source innovation forever, but its future was uncertain for a while.…
Navigating the Waves of Concurrency: Exploring Jakarta Concurrency
“In a concurrent world, imperative is the wrong default!“ In the vast ocean of software development, concurrency stands…
Modernize Java Applications with Amazon EKS: A Cloud-Native Approach
Cloud-native development has become the cornerstone of modern application development, with containerization leading the charge in deployment strategies.…
Is Java Cloud Native?
With the 30th anniversary just around the corner, Java is still going strong. Backward compatibility, active community, and…
