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Java Weekly, Issue 581
Filed under Weekly Review
“Just use Postgres” is still true, Java is always getting better and an interesting writeup on Apple and encryption.
Java Weekly, Issue 580
Filed under Weekly Review
Structured concurrency in Java and our first new course not focused on Spring. About time 🙂
Java Weekly, Issue 579
Filed under Weekly Review
Reflections on the future of software development and changing paradigms.
Java Weekly, Issue 578
Filed under Weekly Review
Spring milestone releases in Maven central and more new releases
Java Weekly, Issue 577
Filed under Weekly Review
Tips on using AI to improve documentation, and a lot of new library upgrades.
Java Weekly, Issue 576
Filed under Weekly Review
Changes to the Spring contribution process and a look ahead to new Java enhancements.
Java Weekly, Issue 575
Filed under Weekly Review
A look at changing trends in the industry in 2025.
Java Weekly, Issue 574
Filed under Weekly Review
The last Java library releases before the end of the year, and a look at the state of the ecosystem and upcoming trends.