JVM backend essentials

Short, dense backend reading: how databases really work (10-article path), the 35 most-used Spring Boot annotations, and a curated JVM AI-skills directory.

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1. If you're a software engineer who want to know more about how databases works, read these 10 articles:

   If you're a software engineer who want to know more about how databases works, read these 10 articles: 1. A taxonomy of the most used types of database available on the market: relational, NoSQL, time-series and NewSQL…

   LinkedIn · Fernando Franco  Quoradatabasesdatabase indexingApache Cassandra

2. I jotted down the 35 Spring Boot annotations I use the most.

   I jotted down the 35 Spring Boot annotations I use the most. Thought I'd share my notes 🙂 Which ones would you add to this list? Save this for later. #SpringBoot #Java #SpringFramework #CheatSheet #SoftwareEngineer…

   LinkedIn · Hüseyin BABAL  backenddevelopmentcheatsheetsoftwareengineeringspring

3. jvmskills.com – A Curated Directory of AI Coding Skills for JVM Developers

   jvmskills.com – A Curated Directory of AI Coding Skills for JVM Developers General skill directories exist, but they're not focused on a specific ecosystem, and many top-installed skills are surprisingly shallow. The m…

   LinkedIn · Thomas Schilling  aiBruno BorgesclaudecodeClaude Code