robintegg.bsky.social
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A carved vegetable is perhaps more appropriate? 😝
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It certainly feels that way to me too. I can’t help but doubt myself as there seems to be quite some gap between my experience so far and what is being marketed / hyped elsewhere.
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I share your sentiment @martinelli.ch. Is it the tools or is it us that are the slow ones? I’m hoping I get faster with practice or perhaps less bothered about the output?
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Having spent a little time thinking on the library and its usages I can see this being a neat way to complement jbang when wrapping other command line tools 🧰
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This looks very helpful @maxandersen.xam.dk 📌 thanks
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Nice summary. Thanks Josh
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Are we working the same codebase. I feel like I’ve just asked the same question and still none the wiser! #maven forever ❤️
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Cheers Josh. Will take a deeper dive look at those platforms and pricing 👀
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This looks great but I can’t tell if it’s a paid for enterprise offering or not? Can you confirm either way @starbuxman.joshlong.com ? Thanks
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Personal preference is not to return the full reference but a list of actions that are permissible on the root resource or links to further resources, that may include a link to a reference such as an open api ref. The open api ref imo should be in a standard resource path like a robots.txt file
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Are you asking for an alternative service or tool? Does it also need to create a PR? I’d typically use the maven plugin as suggested before unless I was using a service that watches my repos
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Looking forward to seeing your talk @martinelli.ch amongst the many other top talks 👍
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Will take a look. Thanks!
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Perhaps restricted to a thread, request or just a time window
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Thanks for the tip @piotr.karwasz.org. I’m keen to also take a look at approaches to buffering log messages that only get released when an error occurs. This way one might see all the logs that led to an issue. Not done it that before but it seems an efficient way to not waste logging resources
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Are there any circumstances when you would enable finer grained logging in PROD? I feel enabling more logs allows greater observability and debugging. Only warning and error logs rarely give enough info to resolve issues IME. What’s a good pattern/approach to address this?
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Ok. Thanks for taking time to explain 🙂
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So that the originating service is blind to its clients / subscriber details
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Enjoyed the video @vaughnvernon.bsky.social thanks for producing. My question would be does the introduction of a subscription table then require further code to manage those particular subscriptions? A set of endpoints for example for external services to register a subscription.
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Maven for me as I prefer the conventions and support it’s had in the IDEs for many years. I do think we could do more as a community to enable a lower barrier to entry for extending via the plugin system. It’s still pretty poorly documented with few good examples and blogs out there.
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Nice write up Beth. I don’t focus much on those positive comments as I should. Will definitely take these points on board in the future 👍
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JTE use of plain java code looks good. However, given the choice I’d prefer to use pure Java like with vaadin or j2html.com.