In episodes 4 and 5 of “140 Second Ducklings”, I got deeper into the more advanced underpinnings of breakpoints. There’s still a lot more to learn to move forward, but even at this stage it’s surprising how many things are …

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Analyzing and visualizing message flows between business functions was the goal of my current project. Learn about where Vaadin and Neo4J fit in!

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After many discussions with Java developers, combined with my personal experiences with the Java community and platform, here are the key reasons why Java developers love Java after all these years!

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An exciting part of software development is what was unanimously considered good practice at one point in time can be more ambiguous years later. Or even plain wrong. However, you generally need to do it multiple times over time to …

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JDKMon is a little tool written in JavaFX that tries to detect all OpenJDK distros installed while keeping track of updates for them.

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If you’re a current Cassandra user, upgrading to the latest releases can be fairly simple and requires no downtime.

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Learn about major milestones in app security: finding the issue, evaluating a breach, proving it, and validating the fix!

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Quickly learn how easy it is to create data-centric web applications with the combination of Vaadin and jOOQ!

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Hilla is a new framework for building reactive web apps on Java backends. It seamlessly integrates a reactive Lit TypeScript frontend with a Spring Boot backend.

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Today I will make an attempt to appreciate how unique the JVM is. So, let’s begin the journey to how Java works!

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