Is Java ready for running on RISC-V accelerators? If so, how? This post shows a possible way by using open source solutions integrating TornadoVM with the oneAPI Construction Kit.
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Exploring Cost-Effective Solutions for Stateful Rest Services
A cost-effective approach to implementing stateful REST services using IBM Cloud Code Engine, EclipseStore, and IBM Cloud Object Storage, highlighting their integration and scalability benefits for enterprise applications.
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The Vary HTTP Header
Recently, I stumbled upon the list of all registered HTTP Headers. This post is dedicated to the Vary HTTP Header.
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Search in Documentation with a JavaFX Chat LangChain4j Application
Let’s use an existing documentation set as the data for a ChatGPT-like application, created with JavaFX and LangChain4J.
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Feedback from calling Rust from Python
Improving low-level integration with ctypes to the generic ready-to-use pyo3 library.
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Generative AI and Java – hype or urgent reality?
AI and Java what is there?, what can it do?, what do we want it to do?, Asking for your input readers. Share your thoughts at Foojay.io
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State of the Software Supply Chain Report: Key Takeaways for Java Developers
Sonatype have just released the 9th edition of their State of the Software Supply Chain Report. I thought I’d pull out some highlights for Java Developers!
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Evaluating Apache APISIX vs. Spring Cloud Gateway
In this article, I’d like to share my understanding of Spring Cloud Gateway and how it compares to Apache APISIX.
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2023 Community Survey
Friends of OpenJDK Community Survey. Kickoff and instructions for a community driven data gathering exercise.
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Rolling Binary Trees: A Guide to Common Design Patterns in Java
In this article, we introduce a linear-time algorithm for rolling binary trees and implement it in Java, by utilizing common design patterns.
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FinOps: Tim O’Brien at Walmart
“Java and my experience with the Java community and open source are what brought me to this role, but these days my focus is entirely on Cloud cost, budget, and ideas for efficiency.”