Architecting Spring Boot 4 with Official Spring gRPC Support
For years, the Spring community relied on excellent third-party starters (like net.devh) to bridge the gap between Spring Boot and gRPC. With the evolution of Spring Boot 4 and the…
Scaling Streams: Mastering Virtual Threads in Spring Boot 4 and Java 25
As a software architect, I’ve seen the industry shift from heavy platform threads to reactive streams, and finally to the “best of both worlds”: Virtual Threads. With the recent release…
Goodbye Boilerplate: Mastering Declarative HTTP Clients in Spring Boot
For years, calling remote REST APIs in Spring Boot meant one of two things: wrestling with the aging, blocking RestTemplate, or writing verbose, reactive boilerplate with WebClient. While libraries like…
Goodbye Resilience4j? Native Fault Tolerance in Spring Boot 4
For years, the standard advice for building resilient Spring Boot microservices was simple: add Resilience4j. It became the Swiss Army knife for circuit breakers, rate limiters, and retries. However, with…
Spring Boot 4: Mastering REST API Versioning with @ApiVersion
As software architects, we often face the challenge of evolving our APIs without breaking the contracts relied upon by existing clients. For years, Spring developers had to rely on manual…
Beyond the Basics: Optimizing Your Spring Boot Applications for Performance – Fine-tune your application for speed and efficiency.
Absolutely! Here’s a blog article on optimizing Spring Boot applications, aimed at those who already have some experience with the framework: Beyond the Basics: Optimizing Your Spring Boot Applications for…
Leveraging DICOM in Spring Boot Applications
Leveraging DICOM in Spring Boot Applications DICOM, the cornerstone of medical imaging, is a specialized format for storing and transmitting medical images and related information. Integrating it into your Spring…