This is a quick little addendum to last week’s post on Spring and Temporal. In last week’s post I covered a range of different ways to use the Spring Framework with Temporal that included leveraging abstractions for making HTTP calls, and using the Spring Boot Maven plugin to build fat jars. But the topic that […]
I’m a Spring Boot fan And I am not alone. Spring is objectively the most popular Java framework out there, and in this year’s SpringOne keynote, Purnima Padmanabhan, the General Manager and VP of the VMware Tanzu division – the place where the biggest part of the Spring team lives – reported that 46% of enterprise […]
As I mentioned here, I’m learning some Rust. I’m finding Programming Rust to be a nice guide, though I’m still in the early pages – I keep getting distracted by… , well, Rust. I read one thing and then go off and play with 3 other related things. I’m having so much fun and want […]
If you haven’t been to Gluecon, you should go. It’s a super techie conference in a stunning location. Warning, though, it’s higher than the mile high city, and you’ll seriously feel it when you are out for your morning run! Good stuff. Anyway, I keep wanting to link to my presentation but the way it’s […]
I’ve just upgraded to V2.0 and to verify my install (really just checking my eclipse config for IPF) wanted to do a quick run of the basic tutorial. The first part of it (before extending it to set up an HTTP endpoint) was fine but there is a documentation bug for the latter part of […]
The Open eHealth Integration Platform is pretty darn cool. In addition to enhancements that serve the healthcare domain, it also extends Camel with a great number of features that are of general value, including a Groovy based DSL that supports the likes of closures (!!) and more. I’m liking it.I’ve been looking at the available […]
Seriously?I was on a 4 hour flight today and was the first person in the lav. No TP. A search through the entire cabin turned up only the rolls already hanging in the other lavs. You must be joking! Isn’t TP as important to the flight as the snacks for purchase? I dare say even […]
I got there via a rather convoluted path (that I’ll spare you), and I cannot believe that I hadn’t seen this before but Chris Jordan is truly a talent and one with a strong social conscience to boot. Wow. His current work, called Running the Numbers: an American Self-Portrait, (not yet complete) is to produce […]
… obviously it isn’t yet. I’m recommitting to remembering this blog, today.
Earlier I posted on the existence of a blog that covers industry standards. I came to that site because I was trying to get a grasp of what was going on with ODF, my interest being more in the dynamics around the standard than in the standard itself. It’s been getting a lot of buzz, […]