Core Java
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Migrating Monoliths to Quarkus: CDI, Docker & Migration Insights
Migrating a large, mission-critical Java EE monolith to microservices isn’t exactly a “Friday afternoon” task. It’s often messy, political, and…
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Introduction to Smithy
In software development, crafting APIs and services with clarity and precision is essential. Smithy, an open-source framework from AWS, delivers…
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Canonical Builds and Reproducibility in Java: Ensuring Deterministic Artifacts with Tools like Chains-Rebuild
One of the less glamorous—but increasingly important—topics in modern software development is build reproducibility. If you’ve ever been burned by…
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Functional Java Beyond Streams: Advanced FP Paradigms, Tail-Call Optimization, and Functional Patterns
When most Java developers hear the term functional programming, their minds jump straight to the Stream API introduced in Java…
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Customizing Highlight and Selection Colors in Eclipse
Eclipse highlights variables, methods, and other elements when the cursor is positioned over them, along with line and text selections.…
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Java Sustainability Analysis Tools: Measuring JVM Runtime Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) in Cloud Infrastructure
When we think about Java applications in the cloud, conversations often revolve around scalability, performance, and security. But there’s a…
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Type-Safe Concurrency in Java: Leveraging Project Loom and Virtual Threads for Modern Applications
Concurrency has always been a cornerstone of scalable Java applications—but also a source of subtle bugs, unpredictable behavior, and performance…
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Passing Variables Between Thread Groups in JMeter
Apache JMeter is widely recognised as a versatile tool for load testing and performance analysis. In many test scenarios, it…
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IoT with Java & Embedded Platforms: Building Efficient Java Services for Raspberry Pi and Eclipse IoT Stack
When people think of IoT development, languages like C, C++, or Python often come to mind. But Java has quietly…
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