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Jakarta EE is much more than the next iteration of Java EE. It is the doorway to strategic and technical benefits that are only possible through the Jakarta EE community.

Interested to learn about Bootiful Development? Check our article explaining how to build a Spring Boot API using Spring Data JPA and Hibernate.

The reduction of all sums

Interested to learn about JWTs in Java? Check our tutorial showing how to use an existing JWT library to Generate and Decode and verify a JWT.

Interested to learn about Web App? Check our article explaining how to Build a Web App with Spring Boot and Spring Security in just a few minutes.

The Java ExecutorService is a built-in thread pool in Java which can be used to execute tasks concurrently. Tasks are submitted to the Java ExecutorService as objects implementing either the Runnable or Callable interface. The ExecutorService then executes it using internal worker threads when worker threads become idle.

Check out this overview of the functionality of the Garbage Collector and the things a developer should know.

Eclipse AQAvit project lead Shelley Lambert explains how AQAvit answers key questions that enterprises have about software quality, and how participation in the project can have numerous benefits for your enterprise.

The next positive change in Java security is to strengthen the supply chain of software components, know what’s running and what’s vulnerable, and communicate this information with non-technical experts whose data is at risk.

Interested to learn about Reactive App? Check our article explaining how you can build Build a Reactive App with Spring Boot and MongoDB.