This post is part of a series comparing different ways to implement asynchronous requests on the client to augment the latter. This post focuses on HTMX.
Get started with jOOQ, Liquibase, and Testcontainers: Create a basic Spring Boot application and integrate the aforementioned techniques including a test setup.
The article covers the design and implementation of a low code AI agent developed using Kumologica and Anthropic AI for customer feedback sentiment analysis.
This article will help you gain a solid understanding of the lifecycle of singleton, scoped, and transient services when implementing dependency injection.
Use Next.js, Material-UI, Firebase, Flask, and Hugging Face to create a Food Inventory Management App that will track food items and also generate recipes.
In this post, the author takes their first steps in augmenting an SSR app with Vue. In the next post, they will implement the same features with Alpine.js.
Explore the abductive logic programming (ALP) approach within computational logic and how it can be utilized to enhance our cognitive processes and behaviors.
Explore WebJars, which manages client-side dependencies in your Maven POM, and Thymeleaf, a templating mechanism that integrates well with Spring Boot.
We must recognize the benefits that client-side rendering offers, but perhaps the pendulum has swung too far. Is it possible to have the best of both worlds?
Target the goal of getting expressive code: leveraging Java Proxy technology to implement an intuitive and fluent DSL to enhance the user-developer experience.