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Enterprise Java

MCP for Java Developers: A Practical Tutorial With Spring AI and the MCP Java SDK
The Model Context Protocol finally gives Java a universal plug for AI. Here is how to wire up your first…
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Core Java

eBPF for Java Developers: What It Is, Why It’s Revolutionizing Observability, and How It Affects Your JVM Profiling
The technology reshaping how async-profiler and JFR see your code — explained without the kernel jargon. If you have spent…
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Core Java

Prompt Engineering Is Not Enough: How Java Developers Should Structure AI Agent Workflows Using Embabel or Koog
Goal-oriented planning, tool registration, and multi-step task execution — finally, on the JVM. 1. The Problem With Prompt-Only Thinking If…
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Core Java

Java 25 vs Java 21: The Upgrade Guide Nobody Has Written Yet
A practical, decision-driven comparison for enterprise teams on Java 21 — covering the three changes that actually matter for production.…
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Core Java

Compact Object Headers: The Invisible JDK 25 FeatureWith the Biggest Memory Impact
How four saved bytes per object can quietly transform your entire heap — and why you don’t have to change…
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Core Java

Project Babylon: Code Reflection and What It Means for ML on the JVM
For most of its history, Java has sat on the sidelines of the machine learning conversation. Python dominated that space,…
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Core Java

The Post-Quantum Security Timeline for Java: JEP 496, JEP 527, and What Teams Should Do Now
If you manage Java services that handle sensitive data, 2026 is a year that deserves your attention. Not because quantum…
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Enterprise Java

OAuth 2.1 and the Death of Implicit Flow: What Every Java Developer Building Auth Needs to Update
OAuth 2.1 consolidates years of security best practices and formally retires the implicit grant, the resource owner password credentials grant,…
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JVM Languages

WebAssembly in 2026: Where It Has Landed, What WASI 0.2 Changes, and Why Java and Kotlin Developers Should Pay Attention Now
WebAssembly has moved from browser novelty to a legitimate server-side runtime. WASI 0.2 introduced the Component Model and a proper…
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