Micronaut integrates Kafka and RabbitMQ for reactive, event-driven architectures. It enables building scalable microservices with real-time data processing, using producers and consumers for efficient message handling and non-blocking operations.
Java ecosystem evolves rapidly with cloud-native development, microservices, and reactive programming. Spring Boot simplifies development. New language features and JVM languages expand possibilities. Staying current requires continuous learning and adapting to modern practices.
Orchestrating Microservices Like a Maestro: Spring Boot Actuator and Admin Make It Easy
Java 20 introduces pattern matching, record patterns, virtual threads, foreign function API, structured concurrency, improved ZGC, vector API, and string templates. These features enhance code readability, performance, and developer productivity.
Unlocking Superior Performance: Monitor Your Spring Boot Apps Using Prometheus and Grafana
Java 20: Incremental update with virtual threads, pattern matching, and new APIs. Not revolutionary, but offers performance improvements. Licensing changes and backwards compatibility issues require caution when upgrading.
Turbocharging Java Apps with Micronaut and Hazelcast
Coffee Chat on Making Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control Deliciously Simple
Turbocharge Spring Boot Performance with Hibernate's Second-Level Cache Techniques
Streamlining Multi-Tenant SaaS with Spring Boot and Hibernate: A Real-World Exploration
Hassle-Free Business Logic and Bulletproof Apps with Micronaut Validation
Blending Data Worlds: Real-Time HTAP Systems with Java and Spring
Java developers struggle with rapid industry changes, microservices adoption, modern practices, performance optimization, full-stack development, design patterns, testing, security, and keeping up with new Java versions and features.