A N M Bazlur Rahman
A N M Bazlur Rahman is a Software Engineer with over a decade of specialized experience in Java and related technologies. His expertise has been formally recognized through the prestigious title of Java Champion. Beyond his professional commitments, Mr. Rahman is deeply involved in community outreach and education. He is the founder and current moderator of the Java User Group in Bangladesh, where he has organized educational meetups and conferences since 2013.
He was named Most Valuable Blogger (MVP) at DZone, one of the most recognized technology publishers in the world. Besides DZone, he is an editor for the Java Queue at InfoQ, another leading technology content publisher and conference organizer, and an editor at Foojay.io, a place for friends of OpenJDK.
In addition, he has published five books about the Java programming language in Bengali; they were bestsellers in Bangladesh. He earned his bachelor's degree from the Institute of Information Technology, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, in Information Technology, majoring in Software Engineering. He currently lives in Toronto, Canada.
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[email protected]A Visual Diff of Java’s Evolution: Inside java.evolved
Table of Contents Less Boilerplate, More IntentSafer Type Handling and Control FlowWhy It MattersCommunity PerspectiveConclusion A community project called java.evolved was recently launched to document how common Java coding patterns have changed across releases. Instead of explaining features in isolation, ...
Java developers from around the world are writing a book about a question that’s becoming impossible to ignore: how do we write software that’s good for both our projects and the planet? Sustainability for Java Developers: Towards an Understanding of …
Table of Contents Understanding LangChain4j GuardrailsSetting Up a Spring Boot Project with LangChain4jImplementing Input GuardrailsContent Safety Input GuardrailSmart Context-Aware GuardrailIntelligent Input SanitizerImplementing Output GuardrailsProfessional Tone Output GuardrailHallucination Detection GuardrailTesting Your GuardrailsCreating AI Services with GuardrailsRest endpointDemoConclusion As AI applications become …
Table of Contents What Actually Changed This TimeThe Core Concept Remains StrongThe headline change: static factory methodsJoiners: pick your success policyRolling your own JoinerBetter cancellation and deadlinesScoped values ride alongGuard-rails against misuseObservability improvementsSome more examples to try outFinal thoughts The …
Table of Contents The InspirationThe ArchitectureGetting Started: Setting Up Your EnvironmentPart 1: Installing and Running Ollama LocallyPart 2: Creating the Spring Boot Project via Spring InitializrImplementing RAG with LangChain4jThe Magic of LangChain4j’s @AiServiceIntegrating with OllamaBuilding the Chrome ExtensionSetting up the …
Table of Contents SummarizingTokenWindowChatMemoryThe Summarizer InterfaceSummarization LogicLLM SummarizationWhy This MattersConclusion LLM chat models have become an integral part of many applications today. We are all experimenting and exploring the best ways to utilize them effectively. For Java developers, LangChain4j has …
Table of Contents Getting StartedKey Point: Shebang LineMake It ExecutableBonus Tip: Running From Anywhere Did you know you can write a CLI script in Java just as easily as you would in a bash script, and run it directly from …
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