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Nicolas Fränkel 🇺🇦🇬🇪

Moving from #SpringBoot to #Quarkus by @alexandre

blog.touret.info/2025/01/22/mo

Alexandre Touret's Blog · Moving from Spring Boot to QuarkusPhoto by Dino Reichmuth on Unsplash After nearly a decade of coding with Spring Boot, I decided to switch to Quarkus (and was quite late to the party) for a workshop about how to embrace the API-First approach in Java. A few years ago, I had already given it a spin. I was not entirely convinced of the value of switching. By the way, I presented in 2022 a talk about that topic with a former colleague of mine Jean-François James. We compared both of the two solutions and concluded the functionalities provided by Spring Boot & Quarkus were sightly similar.
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Spencer Gibb

On behalf of the team, we are pleased to announce the General Availability of Spring Cloud 2025.0.0 (aka Northfields). This release is compatible with #springboot 3.5.0 released last week. Check out the blog for details. spring.io/blog/2025/05/29/spri

Spring Cloud 2025.0.0 (aka Northfields) has been releasedSpring Cloud 2025.0.0 (aka Northfields) has been releasedLevel up your Java code and explore what Spring can do for you.
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Conor O'Neill

The Java programming language is 30!
theregister.com/2025/05/23/30_

I first heard about Java very soon after it was announced, probably in 1995, when a Sun engineer gave a talk at HP Labs in Bristol.

However, I didn't actually start using Java until 2004. "Struts", and similar weirdness.

We had a brief foray into the cul-de-sac of Applets (running Java UI within a web browser); this was, unfortunately, extremely slow, using an external plug-in. Modern browswers could probably make a decent go at this if they tried again, though in practice that won't now happen.

I'm still programming in Java on the back-end, mostly using Spring Boot. And having to fight the awfulness of JavaScript / TypeScript for front-end work. That, therefore, qualifies me as a 'full-stack' developer nowadays (albeit mostly retired).

I know that Java programming is derided by the glitterati, but it is a useful workhorse which will be around for a while yet.

The Register · How Java changed the development landscape entirely as code turns 30Par Richard Speed
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