Marit van Dijk
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Learn the different ways in which we can view our project's dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA, and the different focus for each view.
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Marit van Dijk
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Nicolas Frankel
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Years when one changes jobs are always challenging but very interesting; 2022 was no different. What are your insights into last/this year?
Frank Delporte
3,574 viewsNew Section Added to Foojay.io: Java Quick Start
Foojay.io aims to be the starting point for “all-things OpenJDK". The idea struck me that this site needs complete beginner materials, too!
Sumith Puri
6,969 viewsSpring Boot Annotation Reference-01/b
In part #2 of my article series on Spring Boot Annotations, we focus on the REST and Spring Stereotype Annotations.
Michael Gasche
27,712 viewsBuilding JavaFX with Gradle
I decided to create two Gradle build scripts that apply to modular and non-modular Java projects. Take a look -- what do you think?
Luqman Saeed
4,568 viewsWhat’s New in Jakarta REST 3.1 in Jakarta EE 10?
The latest version of Jakarta REST is 3.1, which shipped with Jakarta EE 10. This version comes with two great new noteworthy features!
Rob Austin
4,216 viewsHow to Leverage Method Chaining to Add Smart Message Routing
Learn how to use method chaining to add routing information to serialised data structures in a lightweight fashion!
Frank Delporte
4,920 viewsFoojay Podcast #10: JUG World Tour: Dubai JUG
in this episode, we talk to the organizers of the Dubai JUG that started in May of 2022. Find out how the JUG started and where it's going!
Johannes Bechberger
9,343 viewsA Short Primer on Java Debugging Internals
How does debugging work under the hood? This article explains the basics of JDI and JDWP and gives the JDWP packets for an example program.
Sander Mak
8,084 viewsWhy Picnic picked Java
Finding the right tech stack is a context-dependent journey. There's no right or wrong, just a lot of different angles to explore!