With the right tools, deploying and managing Java applications can be straightforward and efficient. This blog post will explore how Fly.io and Neon make a perfect combination for running Java apps.
Fly.io offers an easy-to-use platform for deploying your applications globally, while Neon provides a modern, serverless PostgreSQL database that works seamlessly with Java.

How to connect from an application running on Google Cloud App Engine to a PostgreSQL database running in Cloud SQL.

When using a database the question is how to manage the versions of the schema and how to use the database in testing. Container technologies became a defacto standard. Why not use containers for development and your database?

Analyzing and visualizing the message flow between business functions was the goal of my current project. At first, we considered using a UML tool for this job, but we came to the conclusion that it might not be as flexible as we need it to be. Finally, I’ve got the assignment to create a custom web application.

Have you ever had to write an application that didn’t do much other than display and change data? And did you use a Single Page Application framework like Angular, a REST API, and Hibernate?

The new Java version 16 includes a new feature: Records

Today databases have a lot of functionality that is often not used by software developers because they simply do not know that this exists.
But knowing about these features can save a lot of time because you may write less code.

No matter if you are using frameworks like JPA, MyBatis or Spring Data JDBC you always end up declaring the SQL statements as a Java String.

When it comes to accessing relational databases with Java, people usually think of two options: SQL or ORM

If you are working with Spring Boot there are several ways to initialize the database.