This article is part of a series comparing different ways to implement asynchronous requests on the client, which is colloquially known as AJAX. I dedicated the previous post to Vue.js; I’ll dedicate this one to Alpine.js – not to be …
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Augmenting the client with Vue.js
In my previous article, I laid the ground to build upon; now is the time to start “for real”. I heard a lot of Vue.js. Additionally, a friend who transitioned from developer to manager told me good things about Vue, …
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Server-Side Rendering with Spring Boot
Understanding the shared steps in the project setup is crucial before delving into the specifics of each client-augmenting technology.
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Health Check Response Format for HTTP APIs
I’m continuing my journey on getting more familiar with HTTP APIs by reading related RFCs.
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How to profile a performance issue using Spring Boot profiling tools
Profiling performance issues and establishing robust monitoring and observability are critical for maintaining the health and efficiency of your Spring Boot application.
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OpenTelemetry Tracing on Spring Boot, Java Agent vs. Micrometer Tracing
Let’s compare three different ways to do OpenTelemtry Tracing: Java agent v1, Java agent v2, and Micrometer Tracing.
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Spring: Internals of @ComponentScan
Explore the nuances of Spring’s @ComponentScan in our extensive guide. Gain insights into its internals and optimize your application’s configuration effectively.
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Foojay Podcast #55: Embedded Java, Part 2
In this episode #55, we look into the history of the Java Micro Edition and how things evolved.
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How to Run Neo4j on Kubernetes
For an upcoming event, I was asked to give a demo of how to run Neo4j on Kubernetes. I had very little experience with Kubernetes, so I decided to document my journey for later reference.
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Who instruments the instrumenters?
Have you ever wondered how libraries like Spring and Mockito modify your code at run-time to implement all their advanced features?
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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.
