Hello everyone, since I’m currently dealing with a migration from Hibernate 6 to Hibernate 7, I thought I would write a multi-part article series on the topic. This is the first article in a series and deals with the absolute basics.

Eight years after the release of JUnit 5, the time has finally come: JUnit 6 is here. Anyone expecting an incremental update will be surprised. JUnit 6 is not just a refactoring, but a significant leap that sheds old baggage and makes the framework fit for the next decade of Java development - …

While REST often provides too much data (overfetching) or gRPC is too complex to handle for web clients, GraphQL has established itself as the standard for flexible front ends. With Spring Boot 4, the integration of spring-graphql is more seamless than ever before. Forget manual controller logic …