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Creating cloud-native Java applications with the 12-factor app methodology
Learn how you could create cloud-native Java apps that are portable, scalable, and reliable with the 12 factor app methodology.
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Foojay Podcast #51: JCON Report, Part 3 – Persistence, Evolving your Career, Jakarta EE, GlassFish, Messaging via Telegram
This is part 3 of Frank’s JCON interviews, featuring multiple people, on Jakarta EE, GlassFish, and a PET project with messaging via Telegram, and more!
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Effective cloud-native Java app development with Open Liberty in IntelliJ IDEA
How to use Liberty Tools for IntelliJ IDEA to enable rapid, easy, and efficient development of cloud-native Java applications with Liberty.
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Payara Cloud Hackathon is Open for Sign-ups!
We’re excited to announce that the 2nd edition of Payara Hackathon is now open for sign ups!
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Build Flexible Jakarta EE Applications With Apache CouchDB NoSQL Database
Are you a Jakarta EE developer interested in leveraging the power of NoSQL databases for your applications?
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Payara Platform Roadmap 2024
Read on to find out more about Payara Rodmap in the coming months – Java 21 compatibility, the upcoming Jakarta EE 11 and our plan for support, and more!
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Foojay Podcast #36: J-Fall Report, Part 3
In this part, hear about Maven, contributing to Open Source projects, JOOQ, Desktop Applications, Thymeleaf, htmx, and Security.
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GlassFish Embedded – a simple way to run Jakarta EE apps
Jan Blavins shares how builds both server component and a client component in his project using the GlassFish Embedded container with little effort.
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Java 21 and the Upcoming Jakarta EE 11: A New Era of Cloud Native Java
While Java 21 is already bringing transformative features to the table, the upcoming release of Jakarta EE 11 is expected to further elevate the state of cloud native Java development.
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Getting Started With Apache Camel On Jakarta EE 10
Apache Camel is a Java library that allows for effortless integration of disparate systems using uniformed, readable and maintainable constructs.
