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"Don't touch it, it works" is problematic. It leads us down a bad path. How do you handle a project that held that policy for years?
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Shai Almog
5,041 views"Don't touch it, it works" is problematic. It leads us down a bad path. How do you handle a project that held that policy for years?

Nicolas Frankel
3,483 viewsHeroku's owner, Salesforce, announced it would stop the free plan, I found a new provider, Scaleway, and here are my experiences.

A N M Bazlur Rahman
3,636 viewsIn this article, we look at a discussion on Foojay's Slack comparing Java and Kotlin, showing why developers should join the platform.

Frank Delporte
23,507 viewsIn this article, we want to look into some false assumptions and outdated ideas about Java based on early versions.

Shai Almog
8,161 viewsModern modular monoliths (and Moduliths) are redefining the monolithic architecture. Pick the best of both worlds with the hybrid approach.

Hari Rangarajan
21,544 viewsTransitioning from synchronous to event-driven APIs modernizes the enterprise and unlocks real-time events and information.

Nicolas Frankel
3,683 viewsSOAP's biggest flaw was its complexity and its focus on big companies, but it at least provided a shared set of standard specifications.

Peter Lawrey
4,625 views…The Fewer the Words, the Greater the Profit.” And more wisdom and insight from Peter Lawrey, covering a range of development approaches.

Geertjan Wielenga
3,268 viewsFOSDEM is around the corner and a group of great speakers is lined up to talk about the OpenJDK -- see what they predict for 2023!

Frank Delporte
3,987 viewsIn this Foojay Podcast episode, we talk about Ted Neward's predictions, and an analogy between Twitter and Java!