Blog: A java geek (Nicolas Frankel) |
|
210 blogs
updated: 23 min. ago
|
||
|
The subject of Open Source and OS licenses has been waxing and waning over time. Recently, it became hot again. In this post, I'd like to do...
|
||
|
I haven't used Hibernate for a long time, and I haven't blogged about it for even longer. Recently, I was working on a blog post in the cont...
|
||
|
Some libraries, frameworks, components, and architectures either encourage statelessness, or make it a requirement. While statelessness has ...
|
||
|
Java 15 will see the first release of Project Loom. I believe this will be a game-changer for the JVM. In this post, I'd like to dive a bit ...
|
||
|
Recently, I talked with a friend working for a public administration. He was very happy because they finally would be migrating to Java 8. Y...
|
||
|
It's funny how things come in sequences. Recently, on three separate occasions, I stumbled upon questions asking what people used for front-...
|
||
|
Because of the recent worldly travel restrictions, I recently found myself writing more code than usual. After having reviewed it, I noticed...
|
||
|
In the first post of this series, we detailed the setup of a software to automate submissions to conferences. In the second one, we configur...
|
||
|
In the previous post, I described a poster child for automation: managing the repetitive tasks around a conference submission workflow. I wr...
|
||
|
Even given the current situation, part of my Developer Advocate job is to talk at (virtual) conferences. Sometimes, organizers invite me. Ye...
|
||