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In this blog, we discuss Apache Tomcat, how the open source community supports Java developers, and how it compares to WebLogic, Jetty, and Wildfly.

In this blog post, we cover what virtual threads are, how they became a permanent feature in JDK 21, and how they can mitigate performance issues.

In this blog post, we break down enhancements and IDE updates made to JRebel in monthly updates in 2023, including JDK 21 integration and support for VSCode.

Subpar JPA performance might have a variety of causes. In this blog, we describe how to use three JPA features to help avoid issues.

In this blog, we give an overview of Apache Struts, what it's used for, compare Apache Struts 1 and 2, and discuss potential Apache Struts vulnerabilities.

Read on to learn about what VSCode is, why Java developers use it, ways to save time Java development time in VSCode—and most importantly, to download the cheat sheet.

Our Java MVC frameworks comparison gives you insights into which java web frameworks work best and in which situations.

Microservices have many advantages, but they are not the end-all-be-all for every development environment. Discover all the options in this blog post.

In this blog post, we cover what GraalVM is and how it can create eddiciencies in Java development.

In this blog post, Curtis Johnson covers what Java LTS is, which JDK versions have long term support, and why it matters.

Learn about the use cases for Spring Boot and Spring MVC and why many Java developers use a combination of frameworks depending on application.

VS Code extensions are an invaluable part of the Java development experience. The VSCode extension for JRebel saves developer time by eliminating redeploys.