Let’s explore the shift to RestClient in Spring, along with the latest updates in JDK 25, Hibernate, and recent releases from PostgreSQL and Micronaut. We’ll also dig into why developer experience is more valuable than ever in the age of AI and the professional challenges of saying “no.” Good stuff.
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Java Weekly, Issue 613
Filed under Weekly Review
Now that Java 25 is out, let’s turn our view towards Spring 7 and Boot 4. Nuff said.
Java Weekly, Issue 612
Filed under Weekly Review
AN interesting and insightful take on the modern use of passkeys, and vulnerability detection in IntelliJ IDEA.
NoSQL Series
Learn about popular NoSQL persistence solutions.
Java Weekly, Issue 611
Filed under Weekly Review
AN interesting and insightful take on the modern use of passkeys, and vulnerability detection in IntelliJ IDEA.
Java Weekly, Issue 610
Filed under Weekly Review
AN interesting and insightful take on the modern use of passkeys, and vulnerability detection in IntelliJ IDEA.
Unit Tests for Concurrent Java with VMLens
Filed under Java Concurrency, Testing
Explore the functionality of the VMLens.
Java Weekly, Issue 609
Filed under Weekly Review
The next generation of Spring is coming, as well as AI, more deeply and more easily integrated into our systems.
Java Weekly, Issue 608
Filed under Weekly Review
The next generation of Spring is coming, as well as AI, more deeply and more easily integrated into our systems.