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Java Weekly, Issue 605

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The new release of Jakarta EE 11 introduces modern features and full support for JDK 21, continuing with the tools like CodeRabbit that help streamline the code review process with AI-powered automation.

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Java Weekly, Issue 604

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Using Spring Cloud Stream as an abstraction layer in high-demand applications enables easy integration with different messaging brokers. Meanwhile, in the Java ecosystem, significant improvements in Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation are coming in JDK 25.

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Java Weekly, Issue 602

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Migrating your relational database to a more flexible, scalable, and faster development cycle with MongoDB migrator. Besides that, if you are using OCI and you want to download a specific Java version you can now use Java Download Toolkit to setup any specific Java version.

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Java Weekly, Issue 601

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Java Virtual threads become more popular and giving more usability also in other libraries. Each step ahead in Hibernate brings new database experience. And Jakarta EE 11 is out 🙂

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Java Weekly, Issue 600

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The focus for this weekend is improving the performance for our applications but nevertheless don’t forget to use the right tool for debugging a Spring Boot application which most of the time it will save your time.

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