Foojay Podcast #75: JCON Report, Part 4 - Tips and Tricks for Java Devs
This is the final part of the JCON 2025 interviews with a lot of tips and tricks! In the three previous podcasts, we featured interviews …
Week in review: 14 July 2025
New authors
Welcome to Karin Lauria, Anthony Layton, Steve Wilcockson and David Parry, who published their first article on foojay.io this week.
Published this week
Testing an OpenRewrite Recipe
Let's migrate ad hoc test code to rely on OpenRewrite's provided classes.
Loosely coupled configuration for Home Assistant
This post will be short, but I hope it prove to be useful. My home is getting more and more connected, and the number of my automations …
The Great Data Reimagination: From Static to Agile in the AI Era
We’re in the middle of a fundamental change in how enterprise software works. In the next decade, your database will become your AI.
Sustainability Starts with Your Runtime: Meet a Green JVM
Whether you’re a sustainability lead, a FinOps architect, or a Java developer who just cares about clean code and a cleaner planet, Azul …
Getting Started With Scala
At Quantexa, we love Scala. This may be the first dedicated article on Foojay.io about Scala. I hope my colleagues and I can add more in due …
Spring Boot documentation with Redocusaurus
Spring Boot API documentation with Redocusaurus: from exporting your OpenAPI spec to setting up a beautiful developer portal in minutes.
Understanding MCP Through Raw STDIO Communication
Get hands-on experience with the exact code examined in this article, along with exercises, debugging techniques, and best practices for …
How to Make a RAG Application With LangChain4j
Let's use MongoDB with LangChain4j to create a simple RAG application. LangChain4j abstracted away a lot of the steps along the way, from …
6,041 viewsVideo series “JavaFX In Action”, Part 5 with Cormac Redmond (KafkIO), Brian Schlining (Annotating the Deep-Sea Wildlife), Gerrit Grunwald (JavaFX Libraries), Dirk Lemmermann (JavaFX Libraries and Applications, JFX Central)
This is the next part in the series of "JavaFX in Action" interviews. Are you working on a fantastic JavaFX application? Let me know, and …