I'm a simple man. I see Josh Long, I click the video

This is my first time to finish a conference video without skipping it was amazing!

Hi Josh! I found the automatic persistence of Spring events truly impressive. This automated feature is a great aid for developers when implementing event-driven architecture. It highlights the power of Spring by allowing efficient event management without the need for complex coding. Thank you for sharing this excellent information!

Josh's brain already has virtual threads enabled, maybe that's the reason he can code, explain, and troubleshoot so fast (and still with a lot of jokes thrown in!). I had to step frame by frame just to follow what he's coding on intelliJ. It was like watching a pro Starcraft player POV. Very informative talk, thank you Josh.

he's amazing. It's a pleasure to follow him

this guys presentation is amazing

@joachimdietl6737

18 күн бұрын

he could talk a little faster

@Daniel-yz9tf

8 күн бұрын

@@joachimdietl6737 boy do I have news for you :D

10 years of spring boot! Yeah!

How can one be so fluent and accurate!

Josh is an excellent speaker and this talk has been featured in the last issue of Tech Talks Weekly newsletter 🎉

Awesome as always🎉

Peak Josh Performance

Melhor palestra que ja assisti até hoje

🎉 Thanks you 🎉

Amazing💥❤

amazing

Josh, why did you disable the docker compose support? I found it works all nicely, and now wonder what you had against it?

Do they have the presentation of Spring Modulith that Josh is talking about on KZread?

@guuridev

18 күн бұрын

I guess he mean this one kzread.info/dash/bejne/q595rZSxpa3Yfps.html&ab_channel=SpringDeveloper

i can watch 4 hours of these

He can code faster than AI

I'm surprised that there is no Spring Tool Suite (STS) reference on the IDE question to the audience? Is it extinct already? :)

@sarkar_957

10 күн бұрын

Yes😂

Ah ha!! He appears to be saying that 17 is a mistake! 😂 Hilarious! It is true that 21 is amazing because of course virtual threads. In The Netherlands, however there are a lot of companies that still think going to JDK 17 is going super modern. Ja… I use Intellij now, which works very well for me.

Loved the jokes, but it can't be so hard on C++ since is what JVM is based on

@sarkar_957

10 күн бұрын

It was initially built on c++, but later on they built it in Java itself 👍

It's cool seeing that you can now do things in Java that you could do in Scala 15 years ago. This must be how Iphone users feel.

@xXPK26realXx

13 күн бұрын

Use Scala then.

@sarkar_957

10 күн бұрын

​@@xXPK26realXx+1 💀

Hi Josh Why spring security is so complex coding why dont will be simple as Node/Express JS security code. Why dont you spring guys develop and fill security xoncwpts in a simple application.properties or yaml file like this page, with thrse roles, these sexuriry with this jwt, oauth, etc.. or derive the same from aimole database sql scripts to it. Learnign aprinf security is so bad and very long curve making java developers scary...??

This guy always works on a hello world app. Never takes a real life example running in prod env. Same thing again and again. He can invite any company who is doing serverless in prod env in their company. Future is DB driverless less systems and this person shamelessly start writing ORM making app rigiid and heavy

Thanks @starbuxman

It's 2024. Who's still using Spring?

@dandavydov4027

17 күн бұрын

What do you use?

@khanhtran3268

15 күн бұрын

@@dandavydov4027 I use Quarkus

@objecterian

15 күн бұрын

@@dandavydov4027 take an educated guess....