InITNEXTbyHantsy·9h agoApplying DDD with Jakarta EE: Strategic and Tactical Design with Jakarta DataDomain-Driven Design (DDD) helps teams build software around a shared model of a business domain. This article is for Java developers who…
Doug Does Database·Aug 5Jakarta EE on Virtual Threads: How Helidon MP 4.4 Delivers Reactive Performance with Blocking CodeDitch the reactive overhead: scaling standard enterprise Java with modern virtual threads.
InCompendiumbyMads Opheim·Jun 10Get married thanks toJakarta EE and MicroProfileI recently proposed to my girlfriend. Luckily, she said yes. After a while, we started to plan the wedding, and figured out some dates next…
InITNEXTbyHantsy·Dec 25, 2025Programmatic Bean Registration with BeanRegistrarPrior to Spring Framework 7, beans could be registered programmatically in several ways — for example, by implementing…A response icon1A response icon1
InITNEXTbyHantsy·Dec 25, 2025Integrating Jakarta Data with Spring: Rinse and RepeatIn a previous post — Integrating Jakarta Data with Spring — we discussed how to integrate Jakarta Data with the Spring Framework. In that…
Arie Kiswanto·Dec 22, 2025Building Observability into Your Jakarta EE Applications with PrometheusObservability is no longer a nice-to-have in modern applications — it’s a necessity. When your application goes live, you need to know…
InITNEXTbyHantsy·Nov 29, 2025Meet Jakarta Data: The Newest Member of the Jakarta EE 11 EcosystemJakarta Data is a new specification in Jakarta EE 11 that simplifies data access across different storage technologies. It is…
InITNEXTbyHantsy·Nov 29, 2025What’s New in Jakarta Concurrency 3.1?Jakarta Concurrency provides a standard API for managing concurrent tasks in Jakarta EE applications. It exposes managed executor services…
Cedric Nanni·Nov 26, 2025How to Build a Lightweight Java REST API with TomEE and norm4jApache TomEE is a full Jakarta EE application server: you get JAX-RS, CDI, transactions, JSON, and MicroProfile APIs in one place. In…
Cedric Nanni·Nov 17, 2025Schema Versioning in norm4j: Keeping Your SQL-First World in Syncnorm4j — Not an ORM for Java — was created around a simple idea: keep SQL and the database schema as first-class citizens, while still…A response icon3A response icon3
