Spring Boot 3.5 EOL — The CVE Blind Spot Nobody Talks About
Spring Boot 3.5 goes EOL June 30, 2026. But the real risk isn't the migration. It's what happens to CVE reporting once a project reaches end …
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Steve Poole
3,872 viewsSpring Boot 3.5 goes EOL June 30, 2026. But the real risk isn't the migration. It's what happens to CVE reporting once a project reaches end …

Catherine Edelveis
6,246 viewsCompare leading OpenJDK distributions for production use, including Temurin, Liberica, Zulu, Corretto, Semeru, Red Hat, SapMachine, and …

Steve Poole
1,660 viewsThree days at Spring I/O 2026 in Barcelona. Agents, Embabel, the sessions that didn't get the main stage, and a booth full of dragons

Mike LaSpina
1,695 viewsThe Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern is a design method that segregates data access into separate services for …

Cristobal Escobar
1,253 viewsBoxLang AI 3.0 Series · Part 2 of 7 Function calling is where most AI frameworks look deceptively simple on the surface and turn into a mess …

Bruno Borges
1,093 viewsEvery Monday at 10 AM Eastern, @javaevolved now tweets a modern Java pattern — automatically. No manual steps, no third-party services, no …

Cristobal Escobar
1,666 viewsThis article is part of our 7-part deep dive on building production-ready AI systems with BoxLang. BoxLang AI 3.0 Series · Part 1 of 7 Every …

Angelo Rubini
2,346 viewsAWS Nitro and CPU Graviton Meets Unikernels: Java and Quarkus on ARM64 AWS Graviton with Nanos Unikernel Java and Jakarta EE Truly Meet …

Ricardo Mello
1,524 viewsIn this tutorial, we will learn to build an application in Kotlin that utilizes full-text search in a database containing thousands of …

Steve Poole
2,248 viewsAI coding tools sound confident even when they're wrong. Here's the psychology behind why Java developers accept bad suggestions — and …