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Hi, Spring fans! This week’s interview is a must-watch if you care about where Java is headed next. This week, I talk to Netflix's Paull Bakker! We dig into Netflix’s real-world playbook for scaling Java, cutting costs…
Learn what's new in Jackson 3, how it differs from Jackson 2, and what you need to do in order to migrate from Jackson 2.x to the new version. The post What’s New in Jackson 3? first appeared on Baeldung.
Learn how HttpClient API supports HTTP/3 now, and how to set your apps to use HTTP/3. The post HTTP/3 Support in HTTP Client API in Java 26 first appeared on Baeldung.
Garbage collection, manual memory management, and metaprogramming were all offered as options rather than defaults. That flexibility was the entire pitch, and it is also the reason D never became what it was clearly…
, after its commercial product. The build tool does not change its name, its owner or its licence, and "Gradle by Develocity" in search results is, in their own words, a fixed naming bug. There was no acquisition.
solves this in a way we would have called vandalism ten years ago: it uses ASM to rewrite the bytecode of such dependencies to the VarHandle-based implementation Scala 3.8 introduced.
landed on September 3, announced by Wojciech Mazur of VirtusLab, where I also work. I am not going to walk you through the release itself (SIP-71 into is stable, Scala.js 1.22 arrives with a stable WebAssembly backend,…
by Tom Tresansky and Laura Kassovic. The Gradle team has room for roughly three large projects a quarter. Declarative Gradle and Isolated Projects took two of them, and the third went to Agentic Gradle instead of the…
I run a model layer that accepts the same business data in JSON, XML, YAML, and TOML and converts it all to Avro. The project was greenfield, so the question was never what to migrate away from. It was a ... The post…
VHDL and Verilog look like ordinary programming languages, right up until you realize every line of a module runs at the same time, forever, and the order you wrote them in was never a promise about anything. A software…