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Dynamic languages offer flexibility, but often lack predictable scoping and safe evaluation. This #JAVAPRO article describes how Turicum handles closures, macros, and evaluation order to remain both dynamic and testable.
By @verhas https://javapro.io/2025/10/30/another-jvm-language/
If you're a team lead asking: “Where should we actually use AI?” — start here. @spoole167’s guide breaks it down per #SDLC phase: when #AI saves time, when it breaks things, and how to measure both. https://javapro.io/2025/09/26/where-to-use-ai-for-development-a-practical-guide-for-engineers-and-managers
#SoftwareDevelopment #MLOps @harnessio @dynatrace
🎄Tag 11! Mehrere Aliasse pro Ziel-URL – endlich flexibel arbeiten. Perfekt für Kampagnen, Tracking & strukturierte Workflows.
Wie UI & Validierung das möglich machen → https://javapro.io/de/adventskalender-2025-einfuehrung-multipler-aliasse-teil-1/
#URLShortener #Java #Vaadin #EclipseStore #OpenSource #JAVAPRO @svenruppert
Everyone says #Java “isn’t made for AI.” @ArturSkowronski shows why this belief is collapsing fast. The real battle isn’t in Spring #AI or LangChain4j — it’s deep inside the #JVM: Panama, Valhalla, Babylon. Java isn’t catching up. It’s transforming.
Read: https://javapro.io/2025/12/11/jvm-iceberg-the-ai-edition/
🎄Tag 10! Was macht eine starke Admin-#UI aus? Der #URLShortener-Adventskalender zeigt, wie Overview, Detaildialog & Kontextmenü zu einem schnellen Workflow werden & warum UX hier entscheidend ist.
#Java #EclipseStore #Vaadin @svenruppert @vaadin
If you're serious about reducing lead time, rethink #PullRequests. They add async delays, inflate WIP & often fail to catch real issues. @javisan81 explains why trust-first teams review differently.
Read now: https://javapro.io/2025/10/29/pull-requests-code-reviews/
Tired of #GenAI delivering inconsistent or off-target answers? Lokesh Chenta explains why this happens & which solution actually works: prompting, RAG, fine-tuning or pre-training. Want predictable output instead of chaos?
Read more: https://javapro.io/2025/12/10/solutions-to-achieve-desired-results-from-generative-ai-models/
#AI @LangChainAI
Distributed architecture ≠ #Microservices only. Mahendra Rao walks through 3 pragmatic patterns:
✅ Service-Based
🔄 #EventDriven (Broker & Mediator)
🚧 Trade-offs explained with real-world use
Read Part 2 of the #SoftwareArchitecture Series: https://javapro.io/2025/09/25/demystifying-software-architecture-styles-patterns-part-2/
Von Abhängigkeits-Deadlocks bis zu Plugin-Freiheit – Christian Siebmanns‘ Reise zur #ModuleFederation ist ein Überlebenshandbuch für alle, die Legacy-Frontends modernisieren.
Lese vor deiner nächsten Migration: https://javapro.io/de/microfrontends-mit-module-federation-fuer-bestehende-anwendungen-ein-erfahrungsbericht/
How do you avoid illegal object states without runtime checks? @ties_ven shows how to model state transitions directly in the #Java type system—no @nullable, no ambiguity.
A must-read for anyone building APIs or domain models. https://javapro.io/2025/09/24/state-management-explained/
Designing with Kafka, Pulsar, or EventStoreDB? Milan Savic’s “Dynamic Consistency Boundaries” rethink how we model consistency in append-only systems.
Less contention, more flexibility—without losing correctness.
Must-read: https://javapro.io/en/dynamic-consistency-boundaries-event-sourcing/
🎄Habt ihr im Adventstrubel die letzten Türchen des #URLShortener-Adventskalenders verpasst? Jetzt nachholen:
🔹Tag 6 – Detaildialog https://javapro.io/de/adventskalender-2025-detail-dialog-teil-1/
🔹Tag 7 – Client-/Server https://javapro.io/de/adventskalender-2025-detail-dialog-teil-2/
🔹Tag 8 – Spaltensichtbarkeit https://javapro.io/de/adventskalender-2025-vom-beobachter-zum-gestalter-benutzerkontrolle-in-der-uebersicht-teil-1/
🎄Tag 9! Wie Admin-UIs serverseitig mit Nutzeranpassungen umgehen? @svenruppert zeigt, wie Client, REST-API & #EclipseStore beim #URLShortener zusammenspielen, um Spalteneinstellungen robust zu speichern
#Vaadin #OpenSource @vaadin @EclipseStoreIO
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@martin_fmi @Frank_JCG @FranckPachot @chwoerz @lmajano @r_maciak @ties_ven @manojnp @BalaRawool @gireeshpunam @rorypreddy @verhas @InaBumstein @wernerwedge
👉Free PDF: https://javapro.io/2025/12/09/always-up-to-date-with-every-new-free-pdf-edition-3/
The wait is over! #Java25 issue part 2 is out now & FREE to download! More expert insights, community voices & everything that makes this LTS a game-changer for enterprise & #AI.
Want the latest #JAVAPRO issues? Subscribe to our news & get every new PDF: https://javapro.io/2025/12/09/always-up-to-date-with-every-new-free-pdf-edition-3/
Afraid to specialize? @brjavaman argues the real risk isn’t focusing too deeply—it’s being invisible when hard problems arise. Experts get called first. Are you positioning yourself that way?
Read the Full analysis: https://javapro.io/2025/12/09/grow-beyond-senior-use-your-java-expertise-to-gain-autonomy-and-impact-the-world/
Codebase ohne Kontext? @martin_fmi zeigt, wie #KI hilft: Ob PDF-Generatoren, Konfigurationspfade oder Startup-Logik — #LLMs beantworten Fragen, wo traditionelle Tools scheitern. Mit Beispielen, Prompts & Tools.
Lerne mehr: https://javapro.io/de/ki-gesteuertes-reverse-engineering-von-java-anwendungen/
Remember when Java EE was “enterprise” in the worst way? Then came Eclipse Foundation, #Jakarta & a governance shift that changed everything. @cldelgadop @tfroment & Tanja Obradovic map out how #OpenSource saved Java from its shadow.
Tight deadlines. Failing builds. Stakeholders breathing down your neck. Sound familiar? That’s your 4th-quarter buzzer moment. Erik Pronk shows why embracing pressure might be your greatest asset.
Learn to thrive under fire: https://javapro.io/2025/09/23/the-michael-jordan-approach-to-software-engineering/
#CleanCode #DevOps #DevCulture
“Is it worth to run Java on ARM?” The benchmarks @ArturSkowronski presents suggest a clear answer - #ARM often wins. From intrinsics to GC behavior, the #JVM is now fully optimized. Curious where the real gains come from?
Read: https://javapro.io/2025/12/05/is-it-worth-to-run-java-on-arm-trust-me-this-is-interesting-question/
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