Blossoming Intelligence: How to Run Spring AI Locally with Ollama

In this short article, we'll look at how easy it is to create a chat bot backend powered by Spring and Olama using the llama 3 model.

React 19: The long-expected features

React 19 introduces a number of new features that will undoubtedly make the life of react developers simpler. While the release is not yet stable, you can test out the new features using the canary version.

Getting started with native java apps with GraalVM

Native Image is a technology to ahead-of-time compile Java code to a standalone executable, called a native image. This executable includes the application classes, classes from its dependencies, runtime library classes, and statically linked native code from JDK.

Leveraging Spring Reactive, Functional Endpoints, Docker, and MongoDB

Blocking is a feature of classic servlet-based web frameworks like Spring MVC. Introduced in Spring 5, Spring WebFlux is a reactive framework that operates on servers like Netty and is completely non-blocking. Two programming paradigms are supported by Spring WebFlux. Annotations (Aspect Oriented Programming) and WebFlux.fn (Functional Programming).

NextJs meets Redux: A simple user PoC

Redux is a powerful state management library primarily used in JavaScript applications, particularly those built with frameworks like React. At its core, Redux provides a predictable state container for managing the state of an application in a more organised and centralised manner. It operates on a unidirectional data flow model, which helps in maintaining the consistency of application state and facilitates easier debugging and testing.

Monitor Spring reactive microservices with Prometheus and Grafana: a how-to guide

Micro-services monitoring is a crucial aspect of managing modern, complex software architectures. Unlike traditional monolithic applications, micro-services break down functionality into smaller, independent services that can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently.