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cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/6236976

In this article, we’ll debunk the notion that Java is a relic of the past and showcase the language’s modern features, thriving ecosystem, and unwavering presence in enterprise and open-source communities.

In this article, we’ll debunk the notion that Java is a relic of the past and showcase the language’s modern features, thriving ecosystem, and unwavering presence in enterprise and open-source communities.

This proposal aims to as the name implies bring more structure to concurrent programming. This will be done by treating related tasks that are running in different threads as a single unit. Thus making it easier for us to manage the state, and also keep an eye on what’s happening.

Note: we won’t be diving into the synchronized keyword, or the Lock interfaces which offer additional capabilities compared to synchronized. But they’re certainly also worth looking into, but which flavour of lock fits best depends on your thread safety & performance requirements.

In this blog, I’ll outline why learning and mastering Spring Boot in 2023 is a worthwhile endeavor, even though there may be a few differing opinions. I’ll also explore how Spring Boot compares to other backend technologies and alternative Java frameworks.

In this blog, I’ll outline why learning and mastering Spring Boot in 2023 is a worthwhile endeavor, even though there may be a few differing opinions. I’ll also explore how Spring Boot compares to other backend technologies and alternative Java frameworks.