Previous titles in this series: * Part 1: initial setup of tech-stack (Langchain4J, Quarkus & Vaadin) * Part 2: adding streaming capabilities and markdown formatting In our third installation of this ongoing series I only planned to look at incorporating some chat memory functions to store the chats for the users. But
In the last post in this open ended series of explorations how to build AI applications in Java, we set up our tech-stack: Langchain4j, Quarkus and Vaadin, added a very basic ChatBot class and a message UI to play with. We saw that the results where quite impressive with the
This is the first and initial part of an open ended series about building AI driven (read: “LLM driven”) applications in Java. The series will follow ruffly the structure of the Langchain4J and Quarkus-Langchain4J extension's documentations. So I unashamedly and selfishly use this series to jot down my
Last week I've been to my first Java conference ever and right away had the opportunity to be a speaker. I was at JCON 2025 in Cologne from May 12th to May 15th and I am still processing this awesome gathering! So here is my attempt to mold