Articles by baeldung

On Java 16 and beyond: Records, Vector API, Unix domain sockets, UTF-8 everything, and Project Valhalla. Also, slow queries with Hibernate, and Kind over minikube! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 376 first appeared on Baeldung.

Deserialization events in JFR, more efficient G1, native images, Scala 3, pattern matching for primitives, merge join algorithm, and effective communication. >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 375 first appeared on Baeldung.

Streaming options, initializing testcontainers, faster charset decoding, DDD in Java, GraphQL microservices, and recipes for being an enabler manager! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 374 first appeared on Baeldung.

Maven central security, breaking a monolith, quarkus testing, more efficient Md5, introducing latency in SQL queries, and chaos engineering! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 373 first appeared on Baeldung.

Java 16 goes RC1, Unix-domain sockets, native images, jOOQ internals, metrics meets open tracing, joining tables with a hash-join algorithm, and having more effective meetings! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 372 first appeared on Baeldung.

Java turns 25, interview with Brian Goetz, scalable batching processing, more pattern matching, foreign memory access, idempotent consumers, and latency numbers for teams! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 370 first appeared on Baeldung.

Run Java on Java, reactive JAX-RS, inline and primitive objects, Java 17 new additions, state watch pattern, and guidelines for pair programming! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 369 first appeared on Baeldung.

Pattern matching and guards, fat JARs, Reactive Hibernate, HTTP clients and Project Reactor, timed leasing for distributed systems, and when to say No! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 368 first appeared on Baeldung.

An OpenJDK with JWarmup and coroutines, pattern matching for arrays, JVM performance rabbit hole, distributed metadata management, and a more effective developer experience! >>>

The post Java Weekly, Issue 367 first appeared on Baeldung.