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After looking into the jump from Java 16 to 21, let’s continue with the next LTS: Java 25.

After looking into the new features in Java 16, let’s jump to the next LTS with Java 21.

It’s almost end of year, so perfect time to take a moment to reflect on the year’s achievements across three dimensions that I believe are deeply interconnected: my professional work, my sport milestones, and a little of my personal life.

When tests fail in complex codebases, developers often spend significant time investigating the root cause.

This post details Large Language Models (LLMs), covering their Transformer architecture, core limitations like hallucinations, and advanced customization methods like Fine-Tuning and RAG.

This is my first time posting about artificial intelligence, even though I’ve been digging into this topic a lot lately.

I just went through migrating a pretty large multi-module project from Gradle to Maven, where I could learn a lot about both Maven and Gradle.

In this post, we will explore how to propagate the MDC (Mapped Diagnostic Context) among REST endpoints using the JAX-RS API standard and Kafka consumers/producers in Quarkus and Spring Boot services.

Sometimes it’s good to see how things work or look like without using a framework that hide/ease these things.

One of the most important parts when implementing a microservice architecture is to think about resilience strategies in your applications.

I want to introduce YAMLPath, a Java DSL framework for reading and manipulating YAML documents fragments.

Quarkus is a super-performant and cloud-native framework.

I’m pleased to announce my first GitHub action (https://github.com/marketplace/actions/setup-container-registry)[https://github.com/marketplace/actions/setup-container-registry]!

It’s the day you want to publish your framework/tool/API/library, to sum up, your artifacts, into Maven Central, so the community can start using it.

Nowadays, the Java Microbenchmark Harness (JMH) tool is a very popular and well-known tool to write benchmarks in Java.

Operators are a super useful tool in Kubernetes to manage and handle custom resources.

After looking into the new features in Java 15, let’s continue with my series of Java new features with Java 16.

After looking into the new features in Java 14, let’s continue with my series of Java new features with Java 15.

After looking into the new features in Java 13, let’s continue with my series of Java new features with Java 14.

After looking into the new features in Java 12, let’s continue with my series of Java new features with Java 13.