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If you've ever wondered how exactly Maven plugins and extensions differ from each other, you might want to check out my latest article.
Other people always say the Java mascot looks like a weird penguin or gnome, but I've always seen it as a dishwasher tablet.
Spring Boot 4.1.0-RC1 available now
Notable new features include:
- Support for OpenTelemetry SDK environment variables
- HTTP Client SSRF Mitigation with InetAddressFilter
- Support for LazyConnectionDataSourceProxy
https://spring.io/blog/2026/04/23/spring-boot-4-1-0-RC1-available-now
Spring Boot 4.0.6 available now
https://spring.io/blog/2026/04/23/spring-boot-4-0-6-available-now
With 8 CVE fixes in it, upgrade now!
Spring Boot 3.5.14 available now
With 6 CVE fixes in it. Upgrade now!
https://spring.io/blog/2026/04/23/spring-boot-3-5-14-available-now
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In dieser Serie erwarten dich kleine, aber knifflige Java-Code-Schnipsel, die auf den ersten Blick völlig harmlos aussehen und genau deshalb besonders gefährlich sind. Denn manchmal wird Code „moderner“ oder „schöner“ umgeschrieben, obwohl sich dabei unbemerkt das Verhalten ändert. Und g
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Check out what the awesome @teapot418 sent me.
Paper cheat sheet to complement my talk "Painless organisation and maintenance of Apache Maven Builds" that I will give tomorrow @jcon
Check it out
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More live coding #EventSourcing in #Java notes...
This stream was working on the new Projector design, with some good discussion around Concurrency and Consistency.
Also demonstrated my "Reverse Olive Test Maneuver" 🫒
https://ted.dev/articles/2026/04/15/live-coding-journal-apr-15-2026/
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So, #Microsoft says Co-Pilot is a tool for entertainment and the other #AI company nobody talks about sounds like this
> Generative AI tools, by their nature, make it easy to create large quantities of plausible-looking code, with plausible-looking tests, which is nonetheless incorrect or, even if it is correct, is poorly designed and therefore difficult to maintain.
This is from #Oracle in there “OpenJDK Interim Policy on Generative AI”
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@xilerk Good catch! This command did the trick:
$ mvn -D versions.outputLineWidth=${COLUMNS} versions:display-dependency-updates
Of course, ${COLUMS} could be set to some arbitrary huge value to help better ensure single line per dependency.
Thanks a bunch for the suggestion! :-)
This is not easily parsed by machines (or even humans). Some version numbers are on the same line, others are on a separate line.
There's extraneous and unneeded info.
And there's no way to influence the appearance of the output. For example, the ps command as the -w flag to explicitly set wide text output mode.
My Java Modules with @ASFMavenProject (4) series continues!
Cleanly separate API and implementation in Java modules — and why mixing both is a common antipattern.
https://maven.aschemann.net/blog/2026/03/26/api-and-implementation/
Another stream, another set of notes. So much "new"!
I try out a new design for Projectors, splitting EventConsumer into two pieces. Test-driving shows how it's about design exploration, not just writing tests.
https://ted.dev/articles/2026/04/06/live-coding-journal-apr-6-2026/
Notes from my #Java #EventSourcing work, where I looked at event consumers that only get events they're interested in.
Struggled with Java's MethodHandle (docs could be better!), but otherwise works well.
Thoughts about Projector design.
Read more at: https://ted.dev/articles/2026/04/02/live-coding-journal-apr-2-2026/
This was all triggered by new functionality that I want to add: the ability to set a date/time when concert tickets go on sale that is separate from when the concert was scheduled (entered into the system).
Read all about it at https://ted.dev/articles/2026/03/30/live-coding-journal-mar-30-2026/
Want some Technical Coaching or a #Java Talk (Event-Sourcing, Testing)?
I'm looking to do meetup/user group presentations or technical coaching the week of April 27, and in June so I don't have to fly all the way back home, just to fly back again a soon after.
I love #Java generics (when I get them right, which can take me a while!) and find varargs really useful when refactoring, but they do NOT play well together. Ugh. Guess I'll create an overloaded method to take a List<T> instead.