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Ravindar Karampuri
2,801 viewsIn the production environment, in a MongoDB Atlas database, a collection contains massive amounts of data stored, including aged and current …

Nicolas Frankel
13 viewsAs I age, I become increasingly cautious about my privacy. The slope the world is sliding on is also a big, unfortunate incentive. I have …

Graeme Robinson
3,176 viewsReactive Java is well suited to modern streaming, event driven applications. In this article, we'll walk through an example of such an …

Cristobal Escobar
1,430 viewsThe IntelliJ ecosystem is one of the most powerful development environments for JVM developers. Today, we’re excited to introduce the …

Frank Delporte
1,348 viewsI'm proud to present a new JavaFX library: Lottie4J, that brings Lottie animations to JavaFX applications. I first learned about Lottie many …

Hüseyin Akdoğan
5,253 viewsDPoP is one of the most exciting developments in the IAM (Identity and Access Management) space in recent years. Yet many backend developers …

Matteo Rossi
3,636 viewsIn this article, we will explore how to implement RBAC at the application level, using MongoDB to store user metadata and keeping the …

Vincent Vauban
2,835 viewsI built a Spring Boot 4 REST API that defines terms using Wikidata, orchestrated by an Embabel agent—no API keys, no local models, fully …

Frank Delporte
2,906 viewsIn my "Java on Single Board Computers" series, I already published several posts and videos in which I unpack the board, connect it for the …

Mike LaSpina
2,104 viewsIn a recent design review, a customer was enriching new data as it came in. As the enrichment process was fairly complex, they ran into some …