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Learn about the Java CompletableFuture API, including insight into how it works and where it stands within the asynchronous Java landscape.

Docker is the top choice for containers, but when comparing Kubernetes vs Docker Swarm for container orchestration, Kubernetes has the upper hand. See why.

There are various Java microservices frameworks available for developers. Read to discover the most popular microservices frameworks.

Text blocks introduce a way for developers to predictably format multi-line string literals, and, in JEP 368, offer a more nuanced way to do so. See how.

Due to their popularity, you may be wondering when to use microservices in Java and when to stick with the monolith. Read to see microservices pros and cons.

Introduced in Java 13, Switch Expressions offer developers a new way to use switch. See the benefits and potential pitfalls in our tutorial, here.

Deploying microservices in Java can be a complex task. But, with the right microservices deployment patterns, it doesn’t have to be. Learn more.

The Jakarta EE 8 release has enterprise developers asking a lot of questions. We give some insight into the release and look forward to Jakarta EE 9.

Jython is a version of the Python programming language that runs on the Java platform. Learn more, including info on Jython vs Python, in our article.

How do you use microservices in Java? We surveyed developers to learn more about how they use Java microservices architectures. Discover the results.

In this post, we look at the benefits of Graal and Truffle, its general code optimization, performance comparisons, and why it might be worth your time.

In this Gradle tutorial we show how to write custom tasks and turn those tasks into plugins using Gradle and buildSrc. Learn more!