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odrotbohm

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Frameworks & Architecture in the Spring team @ VMware, OpenSource, all things Spring, Java, data, DDD, REST, software architecture, drums & music. He/him.

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“Our results suggest that improving code maintainability from very high to excellent pays off. The returns in the upper end of the quality spectrum are not diminishing — they are increasing. This underscores that exceptional code quality is not only a developer’s vanity metric.” — https://arxiv.org/pdf/2401.13407.pdf (PDF)

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📢 0.6 is out! A ton of great new features, but the biggest news being… 🥁

We're going to become non-experimental! 🔥 1.0 M1 right after Spring Boot 3.1 GA. More info here: https://spring.io/blog/2023/05/02/spring-modulith-0-6-released, 0.6 changelog https://github.com/spring-projects-experimental/spring-modulith/releases/tag/0.6.0 🍃📦

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Them: We can't afford full page reloads! We build |s. That'll make the page load faster!

Also them…

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Happy 20th birthday, ! 🎂🍾🥳🍃 https://spring.io/blog/2004/03/24/spring-framework-1-0-final-released/

odrotbohm, to random
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Integrations 0.19 released! Improvements in code generation, dependency setup and rules. Use BOM version 2023.1.2. https://github.com/xmolecules/jmolecules-integrations/releases/tag/0.19.0

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If anyone is arriving around 9am at Mannheim central station tomorrow for @unKonf, ping me. I can give you a lift to the venue.

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Ahoi, ! 🙋‍♂️

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A lovely, broad overview of ! Thanks, Piotr! https://piotrminkowski.com/2023/10/13/guide-to-modulith-with-spring-boot/

odrotbohm, (edited ) to random
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It's been a pleasure to talk about in this episode of the Office Hours with Dan and DaShaun! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWWQxUkaMmI 🍃📦

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If you are a self- or partially employed developer (URMs preferred), based in Germany and would like help working on for 6 month, feel free to get in touch. I’d be willing to help getting the funding application in shape. https://mastodon.social/@PrototypeFund/111855136020891211

odrotbohm, to TimeTravel
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TIL about , a tool to exclude build target folders for various tech stacks from a backup. Be sure to install the latest head (for support) and have your folder permissions set correctly (I had to fix mine to see my projects). https://github.com/stevegrunwell/asimov

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Coming in 1.2 (currently available in snapshots): open application modules. Particularly helpful to gradually migrate existing projects to it. 🍃📦https://docs.spring.io/spring-modulith/reference/1.2-SNAPSHOT/fundamentals.html#modules.advanced.open

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🧅 The Sliced Onion Architecture — after 15 years of Onion Architecture, it's time for a face lift! ☝️ https://odrotbohm.de/2023/07/sliced-onion-architecture/

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A new community for women software architects: https://www.architecther.co.uk/ 👏 (via @ahl)

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Full-stack development… @markusvoelter, Tom Hombergs and

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It’s been fun chat about Modular Monoliths on the @maintainable. Check out the latest episode! https://maintainable.fm/episodes/oliver-drotbohm-modulithic-applications

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I've spent a few days playing around with #HTMX, and I'd like some insights from people who are using it in production. Doesn't need to be a paid project, but more than just "my pet experiment".

What are you using it for?

Like, to me it feels as if either the backend needs to be really tailored to HTMX, with HTML fragments and custom headers and stuff, or you need to start writing non-trivial amounts of JS in the frontend for anything but the most basic tasks.

#WebDev

odrotbohm,
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@scy I think part of the challenge is that you conveyed two questions at once. A broad one (“What do you use it for?”) and a very specific one (“how don’t solve this one special thing for my chat app?”). That’s hard to respond to on social media.

On the former: I’ve built pretty complex dashboards for a commercial product in the SBOM space, some health care related CRM-like UI and some advanced examples primarily focusing on integrating micro-frontends.

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@scy It feels like you’re overthinking it a little. The server sends HTML, you send the server forms, state is in the URI, nowhere else. If you think in these constraints (the constraints of the web essentially) things usually fall in place easily.

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@scy @pa I see. That “change username“ functionality existed before? How did you handle that on the server?

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@scy @pa You’d send a form with the data to be changed, the server renders all elements that need to be replaced with new data. You return those to the client and HTMX replaces all elements you send. No custom JavaScript required.

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@scy @pa HTMX really plays to its strengths when you can both handle form submissions and produce HTML. It’s the antidote to the client messing with JSON and turning this into HTML eventually. I guess with a constrained server-side, HTMX is not of much help.

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I recently read a post on "6 Ways To Pass Parameters to API". Though the title is a bit misleading, as it’s unrelated to REST, it does an excellent job listing all ways to send parameters to a Spring application. I want to do the same for ; it’s beneficial when you write a custom plugin.

https://blog.frankel.ch/pass-parameters-apisix/

odrotbohm,
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@frankel There’s just no „x ways“ to transfer parameters. There’s one. Because HTTP knows exactly one concept of a request parameter. Except you deliberately misinterpret what „a parameter“ is and tunnel it through other mechanisms. Which is abusing the protocol.

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@frankel I am not a fan of posts that misrepresent what they’re doing in their titles. Just as the original post it lists different ways to pass any kind of data but speaks of „passing parameters“. It feels like folks want to deliberately not understand the thing they claim to talk about. Words have meaning. Your post might be fine in general. But it’s riding a broken horse.

odrotbohm,
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@frankel The one way to pass parameters is as… drumroll as parameter. 🙄🤷‍♂️

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@frankel Yes.

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