Open-source Java projects advance Jakarta EE compatibility, persistence capabilities, and developer tooling as enterprise teams prepare for the next generation of Java applications.

The Java Community Process formally launches development of Java SE 28, with Project Valhalla once again positioned as the release's most closely watched feature.

To get started with Spring, the very first thing to do is spin up a basic, functioning Hello World Spring application that does one thing: display a simple greeting. In this Spring tutorial, we won't ...

This document provides support ranges for Spring Framework branches and guidance on upgrading from earlier versions. If you see anything missing or inaccurate, please submit a pull-request against ...

Frameworks like Spring Boot remain dominant in backend and microservices development thanks to mature ecosystems and extensive support. Cloud-native Java frameworks such as Quarkus and Micronaut focus ...

AI on the JVM accelerates: New frameworks like Embabel, Koog, Spring AI, and LangChain4j drive rapid adoption of AI-native and AI-assisted development in Java. Java 25 anchors a modern baseline: The ...

The first decision to kick off a greenfield Java project usually sounds breezy: "Let's start with Spring Boot, it's everywhere." A few days in, someone mutters that Quarkus boots faster and saves ...

Certifications like OCPJP 8 and SE 17 validate advanced Java development skills. Cloud and DevOps skills are increasingly essential for Java professionals. Non-formal courses, such as the Udemy Java ...

Spring Framework 5.0 requires JDK 8 (Java SE 8), since its entire codebase is based on Java 8 source code level and provides full compatibility with JDK 9 on the classpath as well as the module path ...