A Java movie? Cool. And Spring Cloud Contract has a new home.
Also find me here:
Baeldung Author
baeldung
This is the standard author on the site. Most articles are published by individual authors, with their own profiles, but when multiple people have a strong contribution, we publish collectively here.
Here's what I've written (so far):
Baeldung on Java
- All
- Weekly Review (513)
- Core Java (225)
- Spring (171)
- Testing (157)
- Spring Boot (152)
- Java (142)
- Java String (121)
- REST (109)
- Spring Security (102)
- Spring MVC (99)
- Persistence (96)
- Java IO (92)
- Jakarta EE (77)
- NoSQL (76)
- Java Collections (73)
- Data (73)
- Spring Data (71)
- Algorithms (69)
- Java Concurrency (64)
- DevOps (64)
- Security (57)
- Series (56)
- Java Dates (52)
- JPA (51)
- Reactive (49)
- Maven (47)
- HTTP Client-Side (46)
- Java Map (45)
- Spring Cloud (42)
- Java Numbers (41)
- Java Streams (40)
- Java Array (40)
- JVM (40)
- Java List (38)
- JSON (37)
- Architecture (37)
- Logging (29)
- Spring Persistence (28)
- Jackson (28)
- IDE (27)
- Gradle (25)
- Spring Web (24)
- Networking (20)
- Cloud (20)
- XML (18)
- Web Services (17)
- Groovy (16)
- Spring WebFlux (15)
- Java Web (11)
- Artificial Intelligence (8)
- Docker (7)
- Spring AI (1)
- News (1)
Java Weekly, Issue 656
Filed under Weekly Review
A Java movie? Cool. And Spring Cloud Contract has a new home.
Java Weekly, Issue 655
Filed under Weekly Review
Mapping out a legacy system. a
Java Weekly, Issue 654
Filed under Weekly Review
A Java movie? Cool. And Spring Cloud Contract has a new home.
Java Weekly, Issue 653
Filed under Weekly Review
Our summer lunch is finally live, and so is my Foundation’s to AI coding course.
Java Weekly, Issue 652
Filed under Weekly Review
The agent harness seems to be the one thing in 2026. For really good reason.
Java Weekly, Issue 651
Filed under Weekly Review
Spring AI 2.0 is finally out. Time to start updating the course 🙂
Java Weekly, Issue 650
Filed under Weekly Review
All about performance in Java this week.
Java Weekly, Issue 649
Filed under Weekly Review
No doubt about it, AI is changing what it means to work in Java.