Introduction to Behavior Driving Development with Java and MongoDB
When we face software development, the biggest mistake is about delivering what the client wants. It sounds like a cliché, but after …
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MongoDB and WiredTiger: A Journey Through the Storage Engine
Databases are the backbone of modern applications, and MongoDB stands out with its flexibility and scalability. Central to its functionality …
Inside the Engine: Performance Relay of MongoDB 8.0
In environments where microseconds dictate competitive advantage, MongoDB 8.0 delivers a meticulously tuned execution pipeline that …
Building Java Microservices with the Repository Pattern
The repository pattern is a design method that allows for abstraction between business logic and the data of an application. This allows for …
Spring Boot 4 - OpenTelemetry Guide
A complete Spring Boot 4 OpenTelemetry guide covering metrics, traces, and logs. Understand native observability features, OTLP support, and …
Optimizing MongoDB Queries in Java Applications
Modern Java applications often struggle with performance bottlenecks that have little to do with the JVM itself. In most cases, the culprit …
Building Systems That Know Why They Exist ~ When Data, Logic, and Intent Finally Align
Every software system begins with intent. A human decision. A statement of what should exist, how it should behave, and why it matters. But …
Atlas Searching with the Java Driver
Atlas Search is a full-text search engine embedded in MongoDB Atlas that gives you a seamless, scalable experience for building …
Navigating the Nuances of GraphRAG vs. RAG
While large language models (LLMs) hold immense promise for building AI applications and agentic systems, ensuring they generate reliable …
Service Layer Pattern in Java With Spring Boot
In modern software design, it is important to develop code that is clean and maintainable. One way developers do this is using the Service …