This article examines the concept of a stream and introduces in detail the Java 22 Stream Gather API.
This article focuses on discussing how to gracefully perform parameter verification.
This article summarizes retry techniques in the face of service failures and provides an analysis of the source code of retry tools and components.
The article introduces four common throttling algorithms and their implementations.
This article introduces the release of the official IntelliJ IDEA plug-in for Apache Dubbo and highlights the benefits of the plug-in.
This article explores performance practices in the logging process through several technical points.
This article describes how to configure Spark 2.x dependencies and provides some examples.
In this article, the author summarizes some low-cost routines for maintaining extensibility.
This article discusses how Java static compilation can address the issues of high cold start and runtime memory usage, enabling the development of more lightweight microservices applications.
This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to manually deploy a Java web environment on an ECS instance.
This article introduces a new design pattern that is not specific to any programming language but is applicable to many modern programming languages.
This article introduces Teaclave Java and how to ensure Java application security.
The article explores Java generics and delves into the impact of reflection on the extension of generics and type erasure.
This article discusses Java application challenges in the cloud era, GraalVM Native Image solutions, and the principles of GraalVM.
The Dubbo Triple Protocol has undergone a major upgrade, allowing for seamless connectivity between web and backend microservices over HTTP.
This article will focus on the high-performance secrets behind the Triple protocol, including valuable performance tuning tools, techniques, and code implementations.
This article introduces JVM and the running principle of Java programs.
This article defines @Resource and @Autowired and explains why both work with Spring.
Alibaba boosts the Java community by making their version of OpenJDK, Alibaba Dragonwell, open source.
This article provides a detailed description of how Java annotation processors work and how they automatically generate code.
