A Beginner’s Guide to Using Java EE with jOOQ

Java EE ships with its own persistence API: JPA. JPA is most powerful when you want to map your RDBMS…

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Implementing Client-Side Row-Level Security with jOOQ

Some time ago, we’ve promised to follow up on our Constraints on Views article with a sequel showing how to…

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Querying Your Database from Millions of Fibers (Rather than Thousands of Threads)

jOOQ is a great way to do SQL in Java and Quasar fibers bring a much improved concurrency We’re excited…

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PostgreSQL’s Best-Kept Secret, and how to Use it with jOOQ

PostgreSQL has a lot of secret data types. In recent times, PostgreSQL’s JSON and JSONB support was hyped as being…

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Hack up a Simple JDBC ResultSet Cache Using jOOQ’s MockDataProvider

Some queries shouldn’t hit the database all the time. When you query for master data (such as system settings, languages,…

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jOOQ vs. Hibernate: When to Choose Which

Hibernate has become a de-facto standard in the Java ecosystem, and after the fact, also an actual JavaEE standard implementation…

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Integrating jOOQ with Grails Featuring the UWS-jOOQ Plugin

Introduction Grails is a web framework aimed to boost development productivity. One of the main features is domain centric database…

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jOOQ vs. Slick – Pros and Cons of Each Approach

Every framework introduces a new compromise. A compromise that is introduced because the framework makes some assumptions about how you’d…

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Transform Your SQL Data into Charts Using jOOQ and JavaFX

In the recent past, we’ve shown how Java 8 and functional programming will bring a new perspective to Java developers…

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