Java 16 brings a series of improvements to the language, including increments to records, sealed classes and switch statements. We review some of the new features as well as looking at some capabilities that are going away.

Interested to learn about hexagons? Check our article explaining how to transit from a classic layered software architecture to a hexagonal architecture.

Learn how to solve the Knapsack problem in Java.

Interested to learn about KivaKit deployments? Check our article explaining how KivaKit applications can be configured using the settings api

Explore the reasons for the error "Could not find or load main class" and learn how to avoid them.

How to convert a File to a Reader using Java, Guava and the Apache Commons IO library.

Interested to learn about Kivakit Build? Check our article explaining how the Kivakit Build system works.

Learn about compile-time dependency injection with Dagger 2 and how it compares to Spring.

Interested to learn about Caching? Check our article showing an approach to caching in the pipeline with examples.

Interested to learn about Premium Java? Check our article offering the Premium Java Programming Certification Bundle.

Learn the basics of parsing files using the Univocity library.

Learn how to set up Lombok with popular IDEs

Learn how to implement the Command Pattern in Java using object-oriented and object-functional approaches.

Interested to learn about JDK 18? Check our article presenting Code Snippets in Java API Documentation of the new JDK18.

Learn how Prim's algorithm works and how to implement it in Java.

Learn about an important mechanism in the way Java handles generics - type erasure.

Interested to learn about Long-Term Releases? Check our article presenting the more Frequent Java Long-Term Releases.

Learn about the most widely used date and time processing library, before the release of Java 8 - Joda-Time.

Learn how to use custom classes as keys in Maps in Java.

Spring configurations, Java 18 snippets, Spring 6, Micronaut 3.0, Netflix's media packaging, and atomic habits for software engineers!