Reactive Database Access – Part 3 – Using jOOQ with Scala, Futures and Actors

We’re very happy to continue our a guest post series on the jOOQ blog by Manuel Bernhardt. In this blog…

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If Java Were Designed Today: The Synchronizable Interface

Java has come a long way. A very long way. And it carries with it all the “junk” from early…

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2016 Will be the Year Remembered as When Java Finally Had Window Functions!

You heard right. Up until now, the awesome window functions were a feature uniquely reserved to SQL. Even sophisticated functional…

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A Curious Incidence of a jOOQ API Design Flaw

jOOQ is an internal domain-specific language (DSL), modelling the SQL language (external DSL) in Java (the host language). The main…

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Oracle LONG and LONG RAW Causing “Stream has already been closed” Exception

Like many old databases, Oracle has legacy data types, which are rather nasty to work with in every day SQL.…

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Please, Java. Do Finally Support Multiline String Literals

I understand the idea of Java-the-language being rather hard to maintain in a backwards-compatible way. I understand the idea of…

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Reactive Database Access – Part 1 – Why “Async”

We’re very happy to announce a guest post series on the jOOQ blog by Manuel Bernhardt. In this blog series,…

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JEP 277 “Enhanced Deprecation” is Nice. But Here’s a Much Better Alternative

Maintaining APIs is hard. We’re maintaining the jOOQ API which is extremely complex. But we are following relatively relaxed rules…

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Reactive Database Access – Part 2 – Actors

We’re very happy to continue our a guest post series on the jOOQ blog by Manuel Bernhardt. In this blog…

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