I’m launching a new Twitter video series that will focus on teaching the concepts of debugging (and other concepts) in small video bites

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Considering a fast data producer and a slow data consumer, backpressure is the mechanism that “pushes back” on the producer not to be overwhelmed by data.

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Java and JavaScript are garbage collected languages. But memory leaks can still plague them. How to avoid, detect, and fix heap problems?

The post Debugging RAM: Detect/Fix Memory Leaks in Managed Languages – Heap Deep Dive (Part 2) appeared first on foojay.

DataStax Astra Streaming with a step-by-step tutorial that illustrates how it can be used to easily build scalable, streaming applications.

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What’s the best way to store, protect and access your data? This is a fundamental, yet critical decision.

The post SQL vs. NoSQL: Pros & Cons appeared first on foojay.

What is the maximum number of worker threads we can put in a ThreadPool? Let’s find out today on Foojay’s amazing Java threading series!

The post Java Thread Programming (Part 13) appeared first on foojay.

Java on Raspberry Pi has always been possible, but SDKMAN makes the getting-started process a lot easier.

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The Java GitHub Actions that rules them all! Hey, everyone check Carl Dea’s 3rd and final instalment Lights, Camera, Action: GitHub Actions with Java

The post Lights, Camera, Action: GitHub Actions with Java (Part 3) appeared first on foojay.

A great line up of known and less known OpenJDK users from the Foojay community will be at FOSDEM, with a quiz and awesome prizes to be won.

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Many developers struggle writing Web UI, but it gets to be a super fun job if we could do it using pure java, let’s find out how we can do it using Vaadin.

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