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That was a very good talk, enjoyed it very much and a crucial point was very well presented (use APIs to access the "db owning" service). I have mixed feelings and experience with the monorepo approach. It sounds good, it has some benefits. But still, in reality it mixes concerns (deployment and code sharing) imho. I have seen it being misused to "share" common configurations of services and a lot of other weird stuff. Then the discussion about build times and instant feedback which leads to a lot of effort going into differential build complexity. There is no such thing as a free lunch... or: it depends 🙂

Hey Devoxx, Thanks for sharing this cool stuff! Unfortunately I can't use the same library for form validation in my development environment due to strict policies restricting the use of third party packages and software. But when I use only the directive I get an error: NG0100: Expression has changed after it was checked. Please advise who knows how to fix them for nested elements that are added and removed by condition.

There's something off with the sound, it'd be great to fix this.

I will say, json frameworks can respect rpivacy and use constructors or factory methods if you tell the library where to look

Very good for sure

Victor was so were so fast in dismissing FOR over stream, saying of course stream. Have you ever heard this saying "Those that fails to learn the lessons of the past are doomed to repeat them!" Why would you want a non performant alternative, lack of identation, hardy readable alternative over FOR? So what is that boiler plate so troublesome that we need having 1 line of code instead of 5? Is that FOR so annoying that we are willing to sacrifice performance and clarity over it? What about using fewer objects across multiple classe instead of multiple objects in a single class? Do you want multiple entities in database too? What about performance (who cares, as long as it is OOP and it looks nice we don't care about performance right?) ? What about erasing the middle man? If you are so keen in erasing the middle man, why don't you call the repository directly from the controller? Why use the middle man "Service" ?

Nick Tune is a genius!

C64 has great back the in days :-)

Java is a Code Smell.

1. Architecture isn't about big design up front 2. Every team needs technical leadership 3. The software architecture role is about coding, coaching and collaboration 4. You don't need to use UML 5. A good software architecture enables agility

In minute 10:15 aprox, when he's speaking about Risks I didn't quite get the name of the book/process. Does someone understood it and can write it down for me? Thanks.

Thanks Alina!

Great!!!

awesome presentation

Josh is "Hilariously knowlegeable"

Tip: If you delete all the codebase.. there is nothing to refactor ;)

Hi Andrei our application on Kubernetes is consuming lot of page cache, the page cache continues to grow and ultimately container hits memory limit, what should we do?

1:50:10 How is `this` not accessible inside the record's constructor? I can call `this.getClass()`, `this.toString()` or even `this.year()` in the constructor of `Year` !?! (not saying you should do so) note that Collectors.toList() is NOT guaranteed to return a mutable list according its documentation!

Perfectionist

It would be great if code link is also shared

Java 21, the Reactive webflux Killer?

Headache.

Why not use Rust instead of Java?

Dear Devoxx, please provide twitch-like view tmpl the next time, code window is very small.

Good stuff

Awesome presentation, learned a lot, even some coding practices not related to Spring Security, thanks!!

Love Victor’s talks! So much energy! Thanks a lot!

GiGo for sure

i'm facing a huge problem of memory increasing and it does not seen to be the heap i'll use this material to try to find ou what could be. thank you very much

🤯 Mind blown! 🧪 Will definitely play around with all the gems demoed and share this new found knowledge with all my colleagues. 👍 Really appreciate all the real world,practical use cases covered that I can use to increase my team’s productivity at work. 👏 Great presentation, thanks so much!

Audio starts echoing around the 23:00 mark, is it possible to clean this up ? It's very distracting. Would be nice if the URL to the slides (at 54:49) was included in the video description.

This guy's talks are always solid.. I recommend his java talks. Even if you're not a java dev there's always something to learn in his lectures

i just love to listen to this guy

Thanks for posting. Unfortunately, there are audio issues, plus the camera is focusing too much on the speaker and unfortunately missing what is going on at his IDE.

That was perfect, thank you!

i love the energy of Josh! And to all the JSenjoyers out there: Java pays the bills and is good for the environment 🙂

I hadnt laughed this hard since a long time.. Great talk, josh! your humour and charisma is infatuating

Fix the audio before posting, omg

Please put the name of the talk first in the title so that we know what it's about. It gets cut off.

Sorry, don't have match to see the whole video. Can somebody ask, for what is used Bootiful Spring Boot 3?

Уберите, пожалуйста, матрёшки на слайде в презентации!

The Netty jar file dependencies is MESSY. >10 jars?

I really liked it

I thought it was an old video

I have a question in bank transfer execute method he said hibernate will open the session then closes in case of findById.But earlier he said because of OSIV it mantains a session throughout request after a db call. can anyone answer

Interesting progression from "Monolith has this problem X" then "Microservices solved the issue X" but then we have problem Y and then "We solve problem Y by taking away some of the good parts of Microservices", which ends up in losing the benefits of both worlds of Monolith and Microservices.

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Just watch Mike Acton, unfortunately Brian Goetz got it wrong this time

38:47 - note that you can't use set to add a new element to the ArrayList. If you put for example set(3, 2) it will get an index out of bounds exception as you might expect, rather than creating a new element with the value 2. Set can only change the values of the existing ArrayList member elements.

can i get the github link to the sourcecode