Or relentlessly run code through your debugger until you’ve caught the issue: github.com/micrometer-m...
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Or relentlessly run code through your debugger until you’ve caught the issue: github.com/micrometer-m...
Standard tickets are almost SOLD OUT.
🎟️ Get yours before prices go up! 2026.springio.net
You can actually change your Bluesky handle to use that domain (and won’t lose your followers)
The auto-configured RestClient.Builder bean is protoype-scoped, so this doesn't become apparent until you create multiple clients within the same injection point...
Also a bit surprising that changing the builder ends up changing already built clients.
Learned that Spring RestClient.Builder is stateful and passes state like interceptors by ref on build. That means that this creates clients with both *two* interceptors:
var first = builder.requestInterceptor(someInterceptor).build;
var second= builder.requestInterceptor(someInterceptor).build;
Happy to report that the proposal was accepted, so I’ll be speaking at Spring I/O 2026! 🎉
To my fellow European techies: why do you still think it’s OK to speak at American conferences? At this point, isn’t it completely obvious that you’re traveling to a country led by a corrupt and fascist regime that needs be boycotted?
God forbid that there’s a plan
God forbid that there’s a plan
Half my timeline is now about AI while the other half shows the US Gestapo in near-real time action.
Too fucking unreal, I need to go offline more to stay sane.
New Year’s resolution: listen more John Butler Trio. Weird how I’ve mostly missed them before.
This has been fixed (in nightly builds) and will be releases early next year!
github.com/ibmruntimes/...
Here we go 🤞
As always for @spring.io, this would be a brand new talk. I've meaning to write or talk about this solution for some years already, so hopefully I'll be able to finally share what we've developed for DLQ management with the whole community in Barcelona next year! 🍃
So fucking predictable
news.sky.com/story/us-pla...
I’m working on it! ⏳
Probably not, but haven’t tried yet. Doesn’t seem to happen on Windows either. Got a reply on the OpenJ9 slack and this seems the same issue: github.com/ibmruntimes/...
Don't know why yet, but turns out that running a Spring Boot app using virtual threads on OpenJ9 24 or 25 in a Linux container results in continuous high CPU load, which did NOT occur on their 21 JVM. Starting investigation, but all clue suggestions are welcome!
Your Spotify #1 music genre: Guerilla Brass 🎺
Ah, dus daar waren die twee lege stoelen van…
Yeah, even while typing this I was thinking “that’s no ESTA for me under this administration”.
It’s way worse than under his first term, and I already decided I wouldn’t enter the US then.
“Truth = censorship” comes straight out of the 1984 playbook
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
To my fellow European techies: why do you still think it’s OK to speak at American conferences? At this point, isn’t it completely obvious that you’re traveling to a country led by a corrupt and fascist regime that needs be boycotted?
Alas, the TV has died… Probably main board issue, but can’t find replacement. Well, it’s Black Friday, so l’ll take it as a sign #glasshalffull
Ajeto!
It’s time: open.spotify.com/playlist/2QB...
Currently listening:
open.spotify.com/track/6Owqzz...
Go home Windows, you're drunk
Spring Cloud SQS release notes for V3.4.1 mentioning new @SqsHandler support with class-level @SqsListener
This innocent-looking change in Spring Cloud AWS is actually quite a big improvement for systems that use different message payloads on a single SQS queue: I've written my own custom dispatching for this, looks I can now remove all that code now! 🥳
See docs.awspring.io/spring-cloud... for details
You won’t believe flag number three!
Release notes stating that @Bean methods should always declare the most concrete return type possible
I’ve been saying this for years, yet @broadcom.bsky.social’s Core Spring training still promotes interfaces as return types for @Bean methods…
Glad to see the @spring.io 7 release notes making this explicit statement
