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  1. Build. Deploy. Scale.Take your Java skills to the cloud-native level with Hands-On Java with Kubernetes. From your first Spring Boot or Quarkus app to production-ready deployments with CI/CD, observability, and service mesh—you’ll learn by doing, not just reading. Ideal for developers who want to master Kubernetes without getting bogged down in YAML configuration.

  2. Jetpack Compose is the future of Android UI. Master how it works internally and become a more efficient developer with it. You'll also find it valuable if you are not an Android dev. This book provides all the details to understand how the Compose compiler & runtime work, and how to create a client library using them.

  3. Stratospheric
    From Zero to Production with Spring Boot and AWS
    Tom Hombergs, Björn Wilmsmann, and Philip Riecks

    From Zero to Production with Spring Boot and AWS. All you need to know to get a Spring Boot application into production with AWS. No previous AWS knowledge required. Go to stratospheric.dev for a tour of the contents. (Spanish translation of Stratospheric)

  4. Getting started with Java on the Raspberry Pi - UPDATE 2025
    A lot of small and bigger examples to introduce you to Java, JavaFX, Pi4J, Spring, Queues... with hardware projects on the Raspberry Pi.
    Frank Delporte

    Get started with the latest versions of Java, JavaFX, Pi4J, Spring and so much more. Learn the power (and fun!) of experimenting with electronics. All explained in many small and easy to understand examples.

  5. Creating AI Agents with MCP - Model Context Protocol
    Part of the series, "The Only Book You'll Need On..."
    Lydia Evelyn and Bruce Hopkins

    Get started quickly, creating applications for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using the official MCP SDKs for Python, Java 21, and Node.js. Quickly master, all of the concepts needed in order to build MCP servers, including transport protocols, tools, resources, prompts, roots, and sampling. Learn how to get familiar with popular MCP client applications such as, Claude Desktop, Postman, and the MCP Inspector.

  6. Modern frontends with htmx
    Use htmx with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf to build dynamic and interactive web application
    Wim Deblauwe

    Imagine creating dynamic, interactive web applications with minimal JavaScript. That’s the revolutionary promise of htmx, a technology that redefines frontend development. This book is your gateway to mastering htmx alongside Java, Spring Boot, and Thymeleaf, transforming the way you build web interfaces.

  7. High-Performance Java Persistence
    Get the most out of your persistence layer
    Vlad Mihalcea

    A high-performance data access layer must resonate with the underlying database system. Knowing the inner workings of a relational database and the data access frameworks in use can make the difference between a high-performance enterprise application and one that barely crawls.

  8. Get Your Hands Dirty on Clean Architecture (2nd edition)
    A Hands-on Guide to Creating Clean Web Applications with Code Examples in Java
    Tom Hombergs

    A good software architecture should keep the cost of development low over the complete lifetime of an application. This book discusses how the Hexagonal Architecture style tries to fulfill this goal and translates the concepts into actual code to provide inspiration for software developers.

  9. The Apache Ignite book
    The next phase of the distributed systems
    Shamim Bhuiyan

    The complete guide to learning everything you need to know about Apache Ignite

  10. Taming Thymeleaf
    Practical Guide to building a web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf
    Wim Deblauwe

    Learn to build a production-grade web application with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf with this book.

  11. Effective Kafka
    A Hands-On Guide to Building Robust and Scalable Event-Driven Applications with Code Examples in Java
    Emil Koutanov

    Modern event-driven architecture has become synonymous with Apache Kafka. This book is a complete, A-Z guide to Kafka. From introductory to advanced concepts, it equips you with the necessary tools and insights, complete with code and worked examples, to navigate its complex ecosystem and exploit Kafka to its full potential.

  12. JavaParser: Visited
    Analyse, transform and generate your Java code base
    Nicholas Smith, Danny van Bruggen, and Federico Tomassetti

    In this book key contributors to the JavaParser library teach you how to programmatically analyse, transform and generate your java code base. The first part of the book aims to introduce you to the basics of the library before the team take you through a more detailed look at some of their favourite applications of the library.

  13. What to Look for in a Code Review
    Effective tips for reviewing code
    Trisha Gee

    Effective Code Review Tips and Tricks

  14. Elegant Design Principles
    Foundations of Software Design Mastery
    Narayanan Jayaratchagan

    Elegant Design Principles distils decades of design wisdom into 95 actionable principles spanning core OO, SOLID/GRASP, package design, reliability and a forward‑looking AI‑first approach. Explore the Design Pyramid to understand how quality attributes, smells and principles interconnect; learn to manage complexity through high cohesion, low coupling and clear abstractions; and adopt modern practices like test‑driven development and semantic modularity. From novices seeking a roadmap to experts embracing AI‑assisted workflows, this book equips you to create systems that are robust, maintainable and elegant—today and in the AI‑driven future.

  15. Java Testing Toolbox
    30 Testing Tools and Libraries Every Java Developer Must Know
    Philip Riecks

    In today’s fast-paced development world, writing reliable code is crucial. But with countless testing tools available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s where the Java Testing Toolbox comes in - a practical, hands-on guide to the 30 most important testing tools and libraries every Java developer should know. Whether you’re new to testing or looking to expand your testing toolkit, this book provides right-sized introductions to each tool, giving you exactly what you need without the fluff.