#javazone — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #javazone, aggregated by home.social.
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I had a talk on #JavaZone about shaders. Guaranteed to not help you at work or in your career: https://vimeo.com/1223743974
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I had a talk on #JavaZone about shaders. Guaranteed to not help you at work or in your career: https://vimeo.com/1223743974
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I had a talk on #JavaZone about shaders. Guaranteed to not help you at work or in your career: https://vimeo.com/1223743974
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I had a talk on #JavaZone about shaders. Guaranteed to not help you at work or in your career: https://vimeo.com/1223743974
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I had a talk on #JavaZone about shaders. Guaranteed to not help you at work or in your career: https://vimeo.com/1223743974
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The talk integrates everything from the frontend to the backend, from buttons becoming available in the UI due to the availability of hypermedia controls, to commands triggered by pushing the buttons, triggering domain events in the backend, which are then emitted over a Server-Sent Events-connection all the way back to the client, updating the UI. All in one seamless loop, requiring almost 0% custom client-side JavaScript.
No front-end framework, just the little JavaScript library "Datastar" hooking up the SSE and hypermedia pipeline. I hope it gives you new ideas for how the architecture of a modern web application might look like. Don't be shy – reach out if you have any thoughts or questions. I'm all ears! :)
If you want to take the demo application I built for the talk for a spin, you can find it here:
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The talk integrates everything from the frontend to the backend, from buttons becoming available in the UI due to the availability of hypermedia controls, to commands triggered by pushing the buttons, triggering domain events in the backend, which are then emitted over a Server-Sent Events-connection all the way back to the client, updating the UI. All in one seamless loop, requiring almost 0% custom client-side JavaScript.
No front-end framework, just the little JavaScript library "Datastar" hooking up the SSE and hypermedia pipeline. I hope it gives you new ideas for how the architecture of a modern web application might look like. Don't be shy – reach out if you have any thoughts or questions. I'm all ears! :)
If you want to take the demo application I built for the talk for a spin, you can find it here:
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The talk integrates everything from the frontend to the backend, from buttons becoming available in the UI due to the availability of hypermedia controls, to commands triggered by pushing the buttons, triggering domain events in the backend, which are then emitted over a Server-Sent Events-connection all the way back to the client, updating the UI. All in one seamless loop, requiring almost 0% custom client-side JavaScript.
No front-end framework, just the little JavaScript library "Datastar" hooking up the SSE and hypermedia pipeline. I hope it gives you new ideas for how the architecture of a modern web application might look like. Don't be shy – reach out if you have any thoughts or questions. I'm all ears! :)
If you want to take the demo application I built for the talk for a spin, you can find it here:
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The talk integrates everything from the frontend to the backend, from buttons becoming available in the UI due to the availability of hypermedia controls, to commands triggered by pushing the buttons, triggering domain events in the backend, which are then emitted over a Server-Sent Events-connection all the way back to the client, updating the UI. All in one seamless loop, requiring almost 0% custom client-side JavaScript.
No front-end framework, just the little JavaScript library "Datastar" hooking up the SSE and hypermedia pipeline. I hope it gives you new ideas for how the architecture of a modern web application might look like. Don't be shy – reach out if you have any thoughts or questions. I'm all ears! :)
If you want to take the demo application I built for the talk for a spin, you can find it here:
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The talk integrates everything from the frontend to the backend, from buttons becoming available in the UI due to the availability of hypermedia controls, to commands triggered by pushing the buttons, triggering domain events in the backend, which are then emitted over a Server-Sent Events-connection all the way back to the client, updating the UI. All in one seamless loop, requiring almost 0% custom client-side JavaScript.
No front-end framework, just the little JavaScript library "Datastar" hooking up the SSE and hypermedia pipeline. I hope it gives you new ideas for how the architecture of a modern web application might look like. Don't be shy – reach out if you have any thoughts or questions. I'm all ears! :)
If you want to take the demo application I built for the talk for a spin, you can find it here:
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It was a blast being able to hold the talk "Domain-driven web APIs" at JavaZone this year!
This talk has been in my drafts for more than 10 years and combines two of my greatest interests in the world of software development: DDD (domain-driven design) and REST (Representational State Transfer).
In the talk, I go into how, with the help of domain discovery, you can understand which events naturally occur within your domain, and from those events construct commands causing the events to happen, which are then finally exposed to the API clients through hypermedia in your APIs.
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It was a blast being able to hold the talk "Domain-driven web APIs" at JavaZone this year!
This talk has been in my drafts for more than 10 years and combines two of my greatest interests in the world of software development: DDD (domain-driven design) and REST (Representational State Transfer).
In the talk, I go into how, with the help of domain discovery, you can understand which events naturally occur within your domain, and from those events construct commands causing the events to happen, which are then finally exposed to the API clients through hypermedia in your APIs.
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It was a blast being able to hold the talk "Domain-driven web APIs" at JavaZone this year!
This talk has been in my drafts for more than 10 years and combines two of my greatest interests in the world of software development: DDD (domain-driven design) and REST (Representational State Transfer).
In the talk, I go into how, with the help of domain discovery, you can understand which events naturally occur within your domain, and from those events construct commands causing the events to happen, which are then finally exposed to the API clients through hypermedia in your APIs.
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It was a blast being able to hold the talk "Domain-driven web APIs" at JavaZone this year!
This talk has been in my drafts for more than 10 years and combines two of my greatest interests in the world of software development: DDD (domain-driven design) and REST (Representational State Transfer).
In the talk, I go into how, with the help of domain discovery, you can understand which events naturally occur within your domain, and from those events construct commands causing the events to happen, which are then finally exposed to the API clients through hypermedia in your APIs.
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It was a blast being able to hold the talk "Domain-driven web APIs" at JavaZone this year!
This talk has been in my drafts for more than 10 years and combines two of my greatest interests in the world of software development: DDD (domain-driven design) and REST (Representational State Transfer).
In the talk, I go into how, with the help of domain discovery, you can understand which events naturally occur within your domain, and from those events construct commands causing the events to happen, which are then finally exposed to the API clients through hypermedia in your APIs.
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And just like that, #JavaZone2026 is done.
Many thanks to the #JavaZone organizers, other speakers and attendees for another great edition. Hope to see you again next year! -
And just like that, #JavaZone2026 is done.
Many thanks to the #JavaZone organizers, other speakers and attendees for another great edition. Hope to see you again next year! -
And just like that, #JavaZone2026 is done.
Many thanks to the #JavaZone organizers, other speakers and attendees for another great edition. Hope to see you again next year! -
And just like that, #JavaZone2026 is done.
Many thanks to the #JavaZone organizers, other speakers and attendees for another great edition. Hope to see you again next year! -
And just like that, #JavaZone2026 is done.
Many thanks to the #JavaZone organizers, other speakers and attendees for another great edition. Hope to see you again next year! -
Thanks to everyone who joined @aalmiray & my talk "Getting more out of Maven" at #JavaZone this morning. #JavaZone2026
You can find the slides and related materials here: https://maritvandijk.com/presentations/getting-more-out-of-maven/ -
Thanks to everyone who joined @aalmiray & my talk "Getting more out of Maven" at #JavaZone this morning. #JavaZone2026
You can find the slides and related materials here: https://maritvandijk.com/presentations/getting-more-out-of-maven/ -
Thanks to everyone who joined @aalmiray & my talk "Getting more out of Maven" at #JavaZone this morning. #JavaZone2026
You can find the slides and related materials here: https://maritvandijk.com/presentations/getting-more-out-of-maven/ -
Thanks to everyone who joined @aalmiray & my talk "Getting more out of Maven" at #JavaZone this morning. #JavaZone2026
You can find the slides and related materials here: https://maritvandijk.com/presentations/getting-more-out-of-maven/ -
Thanks to everyone who joined @aalmiray & my talk "Getting more out of Maven" at #JavaZone this morning. #JavaZone2026
You can find the slides and related materials here: https://maritvandijk.com/presentations/getting-more-out-of-maven/ -
Drugged by Hopium we all dream of the new, big, complete shiny new thing 😳 Whether you are a software dev or not - watch Christins latest talk on #Javazone https://vimeo.com/1223305711
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Drugged by Hopium we all dream of the new, big, complete shiny new thing 😳 Whether you are a software dev or not - watch Christins latest talk on #Javazone https://vimeo.com/1223305711
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Drugged by Hopium we all dream of the new, big, complete shiny new thing 😳 Whether you are a software dev or not - watch Christins latest talk on #Javazone https://vimeo.com/1223305711
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On my way to #JAVAZONE to present one of my favorite topics Buildpacks! After so many years of trying, I made it this year into the agenda. Yay!
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On my way to #JAVAZONE to present one of my favorite topics Buildpacks! After so many years of trying, I made it this year into the agenda. Yay!
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On my way to #JAVAZONE to present one of my favorite topics Buildpacks! After so many years of trying, I made it this year into the agenda. Yay!
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On my way to #JAVAZONE to present one of my favorite topics Buildpacks! After so many years of trying, I made it this year into the agenda. Yay!
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On my way to #JAVAZONE to present one of my favorite topics Buildpacks! After so many years of trying, I made it this year into the agenda. Yay!
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Personal live demo of #IntelliJIDEA features for @hansolo_, showing Search Everywhere (Shift Shift), Command Completion (..) and how to create Live Templates.
Thanks @brianverm for the picture.
#JavaZone #JavaZone2026 -
Personal live demo of #IntelliJIDEA features for @hansolo_, showing Search Everywhere (Shift Shift), Command Completion (..) and how to create Live Templates.
Thanks @brianverm for the picture.
#JavaZone #JavaZone2026 -
Personal live demo of #IntelliJIDEA features for @hansolo_, showing Search Everywhere (Shift Shift), Command Completion (..) and how to create Live Templates.
Thanks @brianverm for the picture.
#JavaZone #JavaZone2026 -
Personal live demo of #IntelliJIDEA features for @hansolo_, showing Search Everywhere (Shift Shift), Command Completion (..) and how to create Live Templates.
Thanks @brianverm for the picture.
#JavaZone #JavaZone2026 -
Personal live demo of #IntelliJIDEA features for @hansolo_, showing Search Everywhere (Shift Shift), Command Completion (..) and how to create Live Templates.
Thanks @brianverm for the picture.
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Fun to see colleagues Wout Werkman, Nikita Skvortsov and Frederik Pietzko at #JavaZone #JavaZone2026.
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Fun to see colleagues Wout Werkman, Nikita Skvortsov and Frederik Pietzko at #JavaZone #JavaZone2026.
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Fun to see colleagues Wout Werkman, Nikita Skvortsov and Frederik Pietzko at #JavaZone #JavaZone2026.
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Fun to see colleagues Wout Werkman, Nikita Skvortsov and Frederik Pietzko at #JavaZone #JavaZone2026.
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Fun to see colleagues Wout Werkman, Nikita Skvortsov and Frederik Pietzko at #JavaZone #JavaZone2026.
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Days since Wout Werkman has derailed a conversation by talking about Structured Concurrency: 0
#javazone #javazone2026 -
Days since Wout Werkman has derailed a conversation by talking about Structured Concurrency: 0
#javazone #javazone2026 -
Days since Wout Werkman has derailed a conversation by talking about Structured Concurrency: 0
#javazone #javazone2026 -
Days since Wout Werkman has derailed a conversation by talking about Structured Concurrency: 0
#javazone #javazone2026 -
Days since Wout Werkman has derailed a conversation by talking about Structured Concurrency: 0
#javazone #javazone2026 -
For de som skal på #JavaZone i dag så har jeg laget en uoffisiell programside:
https://javazone.kodeklang.dev/dag/2/
Ca. 440K ved første last, service worker, PWA og burde funke veldig bra offline!
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For de som skal på #JavaZone i dag så har jeg laget en uoffisiell programside:
https://javazone.kodeklang.dev/dag/2/
Ca. 440K ved første last, service worker, PWA og burde funke veldig bra offline!
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My favorite section of the talk (from around 23 minutes in; see thread) is probably the one where I berate CRUD, referencing's Amy Hoy's fantastic rant against the malpractice on Twitter in 2019.
#JavaZone #JavaZone2025 #REST #hypermedia #hypertext #HATEOAS #CRUD
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My favorite section of the talk (from around 23 minutes in; see thread) is probably the one where I berate CRUD, referencing's Amy Hoy's fantastic rant against the malpractice on Twitter in 2019.
#JavaZone #JavaZone2025 #REST #hypermedia #hypertext #HATEOAS #CRUD
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My favorite section of the talk (from around 23 minutes in; see thread) is probably the one where I berate CRUD, referencing's Amy Hoy's fantastic rant against the malpractice on Twitter in 2019.
#JavaZone #JavaZone2025 #REST #hypermedia #hypertext #HATEOAS #CRUD
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My favorite section of the talk (from around 23 minutes in; see thread) is probably the one where I berate CRUD, referencing's Amy Hoy's fantastic rant against the malpractice on Twitter in 2019.
#JavaZone #JavaZone2025 #REST #hypermedia #hypertext #HATEOAS #CRUD
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Check out my recap of JavaZone 2025