Java Weekly, Issue 385

1. Spring and Java

>> Networking I/O with Virtual Threads – Under the hood [inside.java]

Scalability meets a good programming paradigm – taking advantage of non-blocking sockets and continuations in Project Loom!

>> Teeing, a hidden gem in the Java API [blog.frankel.ch]

Collector composition – using teeing collector to compose two downstream collectors in Stream API.

>> Working with AWS SQS and Spring Cloud [reflectoring.io]

A practical take on how to integrate Spring Cloud with Amazon SQS service.

Also worth reading:

• >> Top 10 Plugins for IntelliJ IDEA You Don’t Want to Miss [blog.jetbrains.com]
• >> Kotlin 1.5 Gets Support for Java 15 Features and a New JVM Compiler [infoq.com]
• >> Json Patch and Json Merge Patch in Java [java-allandsundry.com]
• >> Easily Debug Java Microservices Running on Kubernetes with IntelliJ IDEA [blog.jetbrains.com]
• >> Java 8 IntStream Examples – range, rangeClosed, sum and sorted [javarevisited.com]

Webinars and presentations:

• >> Inside Java Newscast #4 [inside.java]
• >> Upgrade to Java 16 or 17 [infoq.com]
• >> A Bootiful Podcast: Friend, fellow Spring Developer Advocate, Kotlin Google Developer Expert, and Java Champion, Mark Heckler [spring.io]
• >> Things I’ve automated on my development system (Video) [blog.sebastian-daschner.com]

Time to upgrade:

• >> Spring Framework 5.3.7 and 5.2.15 available now [spring.io]
• >> Spring HATEOAS 1.2.6 and 1.3.1 released [spring.io]
• >> Spring Authorization Server 0.1.1 available now [spring.io]
• >> Hibernate ORM 5.5.0.Beta1 released [in.relation.to]
• >> JReleaser 0.3.0 has been released! [andresalmiray.com]

2. Technical & Musings

>> Diving Deep on S3 Consistency [allthingsdistributed.com]

The road to implementing strong consistency in S3 while maintaining cache coherency, high availability, and correctness at the same time!

>>Book Notes: Measure What Matters [reflectoring.io]

An entertaining read on success stories that used OKRs to achieve objectives and goals!

Also worth reading:

• >> Achieving observability in async workflows [netflixtechblog.com]
• >> Securing Data in AWS [reflectoring.io]
• >> How to Get an RDBMS Server Version with SQL [blog.jooq.org]
• >> SQL Server Foreign Key Locking [vladmihalcea.com]
• >> The Syslog Hell [techblog.bozho.net]
• >> How to use CloudFront Trusted Key Groups parameter and the trusted_key_group Terraform resource [advancedweb.hu]

3. Comics

And my favorite Dilberts of the week:

>> Boss Isn’t Fair [dilbert.com]

>> Work From Home Or Office [dilbert.com]

>> Ceo Missing [dilbert.com]

4. Pick of the Week

Using Continuous Integration in your development process is, simply put, a must.

IntelliJ IDEA has already basically given superpowers to Java developers. Now JetBrains is taking the next logical step and focusing on the whole team with TeamCity Cloud.

This is a new managed continuous integration service – you can read more about it here:

>> Introducing TeamCity Cloud – A Managed CI/CD Service by JetBrains

Or you can simply try it out with the free trial here.

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