Table of Contents Starting with Jakarta EE Doesn’t Have to be Slow Meet Payara Starter: The Equivalent to Spring Initializr for Jakarta EEPayara Starter vs. Spring Initializr: Same Comfort, Different StackPayara Starter and Spring Initializr Side by SideStep-by-Step: Starting a Jakarta …
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Spring Framework 7.0 and Spring Data 2025.1.0 Embrace Jakarta EE 11 Compatibility
Table of Contents Why This MattersA Look Back at the Spring and Java/Jakarta EE RelationshipWhat This Means for Payara UsersExpanding Your Options With Spring and Payara Qube The recent releases of Spring Framework 7.0 and Spring Data 2025.1.0 mark an …
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Goodbye Payara Community 6, on to the next chapter with Payara Community 7
Table of Contents The next chapter, Payara 7 with Jakarta EE 11A refreshed container experience with new Docker imagesWhat the end of Payara Platform Community 6 means for youWhy this transition is positive for the communityHow to prepare for the …
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Leading the Way: Payara Platform Community 7 Beta Now Fully Jakarta EE 11 Certified
Table of Contents Why Jakarta EE 11 Certification Matters for Payara UsersNot a Payara Platform Community User? No Problem!Jakarta EE 11: The Future of Enterprise JavaJakarta EE 11 Certification AvailabilityPayara’s Role in the CommunityWhat’s Next We’re excited to announce that …
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Boost Dev Productivity with Payara Server Maven Plugin + AI Agent
Table of Contents Managing Payara Server Just Got SmarterWhat Is the Payara Server Maven Plugin?Meet the AI Agent (Experimental)Demo #1 – Memory & Threads, in Plain EnglishWhat’s happening:Demo #2 – JDBC, JMX, and JMS Made EasyWhat’s happening:Configuring the AI AgentFinal …
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How to Kickstart Your Jakarta EE 11 Projects with Payara Starter
Table of Contents Why Payara Starter ExistsWhat’s New in Payara StarterHow to Create Jakarta EE 11 Apps with Payara StarterWhy This Matters for Java Developers Jakarta EE 11 is here, bringing powerful new capabilities for enterprise Java developers. But getting …
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Preparing for Spring Framework 7 and Spring Boot 4
Table of Contents 1. Built-in Resilience Feature2. Fluent JMS Client API3. Robust Api Versioning4. Unified Message Conversion5. Faster and Smarter Testing6. Modern Ecosystem Integration7. Hibernate ORM and JPA Upgrades8. Overhauled HttpHeaders API9. Support for Jackson 3.x10. Null Safety using JSpecify1. …
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New Features in Jakarta EE 11, with Examples
Table of Contents Jakarta EE 11 is a major update in the enterprise Java world. It offers key changes that enhance developer productivity and modernize the platform.Key Features of Jakarta EE 11Jakarta Data: Simplified Data AccessWhat is Jakarta Data?Jakarta Data Code ExamplesUpdated …
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Why Java is Still Worth Learning in 2025: A Developer’s 25-Year Journey
After dismissing Java for eight years as a “passing trend for developers who couldn’t handle real programming,” one developer’s 25-year journey reveals how Java evolved from a language he distrusted to the foundation of his career, and why he believes it’s still one of the most valuable investments you can make in 2025.
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Performance Best Practise No. 1: Optimize Database Operations
Table of Contents How GlassFish helps with improving database performanceConnection pool configurationJDBC batchingJakarta Persistence (JPA) batchingNext Steps Database operations are a very critical part of most applications in regards of performance. There are multiple reasons why database operations can significantly …
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10 Best Practises For Jakarta EE Performance Optimization
Table of Contents Quick ComparisonSecrets of Performance Tuning Java on Kubernetes by Bruno BorgesNext Steps With this article, we start a series where we compiled 10 best practices for performance optimizations and suggestions how to implement them using Jakarta EE & Eclipse GlassFish. Enjoy …
