jip: Clone a Java Project. Run It. Done.
A lightweight, pip-inspired dependency manager and runner that makes exploring GitHub Java projects simple, without the usual Maven or …
Developer Tools
CheerpJ 5.0: Java 21/25 in the browser, full OpenJDK, and a new WasmGC engine
CheerpJ 5.0 brings Java 21 and 25, a complete OpenJDK build, and an experimental WasmGC execution engine to the browser.
Context Is a Budget: What Changed in Our Team's Process When We Started Using AI Coding Agents
A practical, tool-agnostic workflow for specs, tests, review loops, worktrees, and team-owned configuration when coding agents join …
BoxLang AI 3.6: Your Agent Now Has Eyes, Ears, and a Voice
BoxLang AI 3.6 connects AI agents to browser automation, audio tools, streaming speech, MCP stdio servers, MariaDB vector memory, and …
An IDE for Coding Agents: NetBeans Refactorings over MCP
Coding agents rename methods with grep and edit loops. A headless Apache NetBeans gives them real refactorings over MCP, with fewer turns …
How We Share Foojay Posts on Social Media
Every new Foojay article is announced on Mastodon, Bluesky and LinkedIn by one small JBang script. How it works and which problems we had to …
How three Java Champions put GitHub Copilot to work
Three Java Champions share practical GitHub Copilot workflows, from feature development to agentic verification and debugging Pi4J.
BxPlaywright 1.0: Real Browsers, Fluent BoxLang, Built for AI Agents
BxPlaywright 1.0 brings fluent browser automation, real-browser testing, Playwright MCP, accessibility checks, rendering, and AI-agent …
What I Learned Building an AI Code Reviewer with Java and Spring Boot
What I learned building an AI code-review workflow around GitHub Pull Requests, Spring Boot, and multiple AI providers.
Introduction to Error Prone: How to Catch Bugs at Compile Time
Error Prone plugs into javac to catch code that compiles but is most likely wrong. A tour of its built-in checks, Refaster rules and custom …