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Trade-offs in a Microservices Architecture

Is there an optimal software architecture? What does it look like? How do we measure ‘optimal’ when it comes to building and operating…
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Kenny Bastani

Keep Your Entity Mappings Simple and Efficient

JPA and Hibernate provide you with lots of complex mapping features. But you should better ignore them. Here is why…
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Thorben Janssen

The JVM is a Multiparadigm Platform: Use this to Improve your Programming

Java is an imperative language: Java programs tell the JVM what to do when. But computing is all about building abstractions. Java is…
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Russel Winder

Declarative Expression Is the Path to Parallelism

In the beginning Java was an imperative, object-based programming language. Indeed it still is. Over the years though Java has evolved, at…
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Russel Winder

Threads Are Infrastructure, Treat them as Such

How many Java programmers manage, or even think about, stack use during their programming. More or less none, the vast majority of Java…
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Russel Winder

Let the Type System Work for You

In Java, the types of variables are static (known at compile time) and manifest (explicitly named in source code). To some developers…
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Paul Holser

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by Burk Hufnagel
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Burkhardt Hufnagel
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