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Three Alternatives to Measure the Elapsed Time of Code Execution
The current good practice is to use OpenTelemetry's traces, but not every company has reached this stage yet. Some of the alternat...
A Practical Guide to Temporal: What It Does, How It Compares, and When to Use It
Temporal is a tool for building distributed systems. Instead of relying on complex distributed setups, it gives teams a simpler pa...
JAR vs API Integration: Architectural Trade-Offs in Enterprise Healthcare Platfo...
Integrating Java and .NET components is a common requirement in enterprise platforms, especially within regulated domains such as...
An Architectural Pattern for Running Java Components Inside .NET 8
This article explains a pragmatic architectural pattern for integrating Java components into .NET 8 systems using runnable JARs, o...
Contract-First APIs: How OpenAPI Becomes Your Single Source of Truth
Learn how to auto-generate production-ready REST APIs and type-safe SDKs from OpenAPI specs using Maven and OpenAPI Generator, ens...
How to Make Your Legacy Exception-Throwing Code Compatible With Lambdas
Java 8 brought lambdas after the "checked exceptions are great" trend. None of the functional interface methods accepts a checked...
The Elephant in the Room: Why This AST Translation Must Be Code-Generated
Translate a TypeScript compiler AST (via protobuf/gRPC) into your own generalized model. Learn visitor-based traversal, node-to-no...
Architecting Resilient and Scalable Systems with Java, Kafka and AWS: A Case Stu...
Kafka is a communication backbone for the microservices architecture. Java Kafka API and Spring integration allow application deve...
Comments, Naming, and Abstractions in the AI Era
AI hasn't killed "Clean Code," but it has changed the audience. You are no longer just writing code for human maintainers; you are...
System Design in the Age of AI: What Still Requires Human Judgment
AI is a powerful accelerator for writing code and optimizing queries, but it lacks the contextual understanding to make high-stake...
