Debugging Is Invariant Discovery: What One Kafka Session Taught Us About AI Agents
Every Java team has a sentence like this one somewhere: Any operation on a TID must go through the single asynchronous path and must not let …
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Community Spotlight: BoxLang Express Brings Node-Style HTTP to the JVM
If you've spent years in Spring Boot, Micronaut, or Jakarta EE, "web framework" usually means a servlet container, an embedded Tomcat or …
“Commit created” — but it isn’t: why the agent’s word needs external verification, and what the mistake costs
A detailed report reads like proof. The agent lists the files it touched, names the branch, quotes a commit hash, adds a test count and …
From Spec-Driven Development to Living Specifications in Java Projects
From Spec-Driven Development to Living Specifications in Java Projects Coding agents have changed the speed at which we can produce …
Agentic WMS — Part 1: Where AI Agents Add Value
With this project, I am not trying to build a complete WMS. Instead, I want to use a logistics scenario I know well to explore how an AI …
Did Your AI Agent Ever Run a Debugger? One JVM Bug, Two Agent Runs
Java developers reach for the debugger without thinking about it. Set a breakpoint, run the failing test, look at the variables, then decide …
No Database Operations Found: What Writing a Spring Boot Analyzer Taught Me About Spring
I spent months building a static analyzer that answers one question about a Spring Boot codebase: if I change this endpoint, what does the …
Announcing BX-WORD: Native Microsoft Word Automation for BoxLang
Every enterprise runs on Word documents. Contracts. RFPs. Proposals. Board reports. Offer letters. HR handbooks. Compliance policies. …
Jakarta Faces, Java Web Framework, Stateless Edition: Marketplace AliFaces
A Fully Stateless Jakarta Faces Marketplace with Server-Side Rendering — No HttpSession, No Saved ViewState, No Sticky Sessions (see the poc …
Running DuckDB's JDBC Driver in a GraalVM Native Image
DuckDB is an in-process analytical database. You add one JAR to a Java project and get a SQL engine that reads CSV, Parquet, and JSON files …