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  1. Will see how it goes next week but so far it seems that by far the biggest problem in my Linux journey will be hibernation. Not only that it seems to be rather complex setup (e.g., I found this for my Mint github.com/linuxmint/linuxmint), but that hibernation is done in swap file/partition, so there is no way to guarantee that it will not fail became swap was too full.
    #Linux #MintLinux #LinuxJourney #hibernate

  2. Hibernate with Panache Next just landed in Quarkus main.

    One API.
    Blocking + reactive unified.
    Stateless sessions.
    Type-safe @Find queries validated at build time.

    This is a real shift in how we build persistence layers in Java.

    I built a full bookstore REST API to show:
    • Managed vs stateless sessions
    • Reactive repositories
    • What breaks under load

    Full hands-on deep dive:
    the-main-thread.com/p/quarkus-

    #Quarkus #Java #Hibernate #JakartaData #EnterpriseJava

  3. Hibernate with Panache Next just landed in Quarkus main.

    One API.
    Blocking + reactive unified.
    Stateless sessions.
    Type-safe @Find queries validated at build time.

    This is a real shift in how we build persistence layers in Java.

    I built a full bookstore REST API to show:
    • Managed vs stateless sessions
    • Reactive repositories
    • What breaks under load

    Full hands-on deep dive:
    the-main-thread.com/p/quarkus-

    #Quarkus #Java #Hibernate #JakartaData #EnterpriseJava

  4. Hibernate with Panache Next just landed in Quarkus main.

    One API.
    Blocking + reactive unified.
    Stateless sessions.
    Type-safe @Find queries validated at build time.

    This is a real shift in how we build persistence layers in Java.

    I built a full bookstore REST API to show:
    • Managed vs stateless sessions
    • Reactive repositories
    • What breaks under load

    Full hands-on deep dive:
    the-main-thread.com/p/quarkus-

    #Quarkus #Java #Hibernate #JakartaData #EnterpriseJava

  5. Hibernate with Panache Next just landed in Quarkus main.

    One API.
    Blocking + reactive unified.
    Stateless sessions.
    Type-safe @Find queries validated at build time.

    This is a real shift in how we build persistence layers in Java.

    I built a full bookstore REST API to show:
    • Managed vs stateless sessions
    • Reactive repositories
    • What breaks under load

    Full hands-on deep dive:
    the-main-thread.com/p/quarkus-

    #Quarkus #Java #Hibernate #JakartaData #EnterpriseJava

  6. Hibernate with Panache Next just landed in Quarkus main.

    One API.
    Blocking + reactive unified.
    Stateless sessions.
    Type-safe @Find queries validated at build time.

    This is a real shift in how we build persistence layers in Java.

    I built a full bookstore REST API to show:
    • Managed vs stateless sessions
    • Reactive repositories
    • What breaks under load

    Full hands-on deep dive:
    the-main-thread.com/p/quarkus-

    #Quarkus #Java #Hibernate #JakartaData #EnterpriseJava

  7. Most persistence bugs are boring.

    Renamed fields. Broken query strings. Invalid sort orders.
    They compile. Tests pass. Production breaks later.

    Jakarta Data in Quarkus 3.31 moves these failures to compile time.

    This article explains why that matters, how Panache 2.0 fits in, and why the Hibernate annotation processor is the real story.

    the-main-thread.com/p/jakarta-

    #Java #Quarkus #JakartaData #Hibernate #EnterpriseJava

  8. Most persistence bugs are boring.

    Renamed fields. Broken query strings. Invalid sort orders.
    They compile. Tests pass. Production breaks later.

    Jakarta Data in Quarkus 3.31 moves these failures to compile time.

    This article explains why that matters, how Panache 2.0 fits in, and why the Hibernate annotation processor is the real story.

    the-main-thread.com/p/jakarta-

    #Java #Quarkus #JakartaData #Hibernate #EnterpriseJava

  9. Most persistence bugs are boring.

    Renamed fields. Broken query strings. Invalid sort orders.
    They compile. Tests pass. Production breaks later.

    Jakarta Data in Quarkus 3.31 moves these failures to compile time.

    This article explains why that matters, how Panache 2.0 fits in, and why the Hibernate annotation processor is the real story.

    the-main-thread.com/p/jakarta-

    #Java #Quarkus #JakartaData #Hibernate #EnterpriseJava

  10. Most persistence bugs are boring.

    Renamed fields. Broken query strings. Invalid sort orders.
    They compile. Tests pass. Production breaks later.

    Jakarta Data in Quarkus 3.31 moves these failures to compile time.

    This article explains why that matters, how Panache 2.0 fits in, and why the Hibernate annotation processor is the real story.

    the-main-thread.com/p/jakarta-

    #Java #Quarkus #JakartaData #Hibernate #EnterpriseJava

  11. Most persistence bugs are boring.

    Renamed fields. Broken query strings. Invalid sort orders.
    They compile. Tests pass. Production breaks later.

    Jakarta Data in Quarkus 3.31 moves these failures to compile time.

    This article explains why that matters, how Panache 2.0 fits in, and why the Hibernate annotation processor is the real story.

    the-main-thread.com/p/jakarta-

    #Java #Quarkus #JakartaData #Hibernate #EnterpriseJava