As they say - new year, new us. But before we jump full-speed into 2025, it’s time to clear our heads and go through a (slightly overdue) recap of 2024. | Continue reading
Hey, the year is coming to an end and I’d like to wish you all the best! | Continue reading
The last one this year | Continue reading
Another Foojay editon is here! | Continue reading
Starting today, the JDK 24 enters the Rampdown phase! | Continue reading
This week: Release Radar. But I've problably never had such packed one. | Continue reading
Today, it’s a very "mountainous" edition. | Continue reading
Today - about "Clickbaits". | Continue reading
Next Foojay.io edition is here! | Continue reading
Time to grow-up and "go enterprise". | Continue reading
Today, it's more about practical stuff rather than news – but it won't be boring either. I have some really good long reads/watches to share. | Continue reading
Let's be back with yet another classic edition with Release Radar included. | Continue reading
Today, we're going to have a more relaxed travel and conference edition. | Continue reading
We started new month, so it is time for new Foojay.io edition! | Continue reading
This week - we have Kotlin! | Continue reading
Today, we have a double occasion! But first, the duties (after all, we have the new JDK 23), and then the pleasures (my little celebration). | Continue reading
The final countdown. | Continue reading
A month has passed, and it’s time for another review of Foojay articles. | Continue reading
Today we have one topic - JVMLS. | Continue reading
Today, we're returning to what I hope JVM Weekly readers enjoy the most - the JVM. | Continue reading
Today, we’re coming to you on a Friday due to yesterday being a public holiday for much of Europe, including Poland. | Continue reading
I'm still somewhat in vacation mode, but it's high time to return to publishing. Especially since today we have a heavily crossover episode. | Continue reading
Today we have a regular edition, with some very interesting news from the community and a Release Radar. Enjoy! | Continue reading
Another month, another roundup of articles from Foojay. Although it's vacation season, I think I've managed to dig up some cool stuff for you. | Continue reading
Today, we will once again touch on a topic related to the careers of "the giants" of our industry. | Continue reading
This time, game theory in practice, Truffle, and our classic Release Radar - it's been a while. | Continue reading
Today we return to JDK - and we'll talk about new developments in Amber, Loom, and Babylon. | Continue reading
Today's edition is thematic, focusing on one specific topic: money. We'll explore where the funds come from for all the cool things I describe each week. | Continue reading
A month has passed, and it’s time for another review of Foojay articles. | Continue reading
Today JDK 23 has entered the Rampdown phase - this means we now have the final list of JEPs that will be included in the new release. Let's take a closer look at all of them. | Continue reading
Today we return to the standard edition, so as you might guess... it won't be short. | Continue reading
I've come to enjoy writing from airports, and while waiting in Copenhagen to return to Poland, I have a hot-off-the-press report from KotlinConf for you | Continue reading
I promised that this month we would have some unconventional editions, and I am keeping that promise 😉 | Continue reading
We return to the standard edition today, one of the longest ever as it has grown significantly because many topics have accumulated. But I hope you like it :) | Continue reading
Since it's a long holiday weekend in Poland, today I have only one topic, although I think it's quite interesting. I suspect that next week we will return to our usual format. | Continue reading
Today, only one topic, but that's because I wanted to share my broader thoughts on the latest Datadog report. | Continue reading