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Ten or fifteen years ago, dependency management was mostly periodic maintenance.

Music 🎹 has been entangled with my existence for as long as I can recall, though to say it has always been a harmonious relationship would be a lie.

How adding a functional utility helps to avoid code duplications and leads to more readable code.

In my previous blog post I started an experiment with using Project Loom.

This article walks you through a experiment that uses a Spring Boot application with Virtual Threads.

This blog post explains the motivation behind removing Project Lombok from one of the projects to which I contribute.

Spring Framework announced recently to ship with support for reactive transaction management.

R2DBC Tour took place in Mid- and North-parts of Germany.

Last year I announced the R2DBC Java User Group and recently I started the tour visiting various user groups and conferences.

Imperative code eats threads at the pace of incoming requests while Software is eating the world.

R2DBC is an endeavor to bring a reactive programming API to relational data stores and stands for Reactive Relational Database Connectivity.

Redis Streams have made it into Redis’ unstable branch since the beginning of this year, and the first clients start with the adoption of Redis Streams APIs.

After a 13 months development phase and 208 solved tickets, it is my pleasure to announce general availability of Lettuce 5.0.

My upcoming events Oct 8th 2019 SpringOne Platform Building event-driven Java applications using Redis Streams Past events June 24th 2019 Devoxx PL Reactive Relational Database Connectivity June 6th 2019 JUG Munich Reactive Relational Database Connectivity

I released today logstash-gelf 1.11.1.

The Lettuce driver project graduates after three years now to a top-level project.

Heckenlights is an interactive Christmas lights installation that can be controlled online by just visiting heckenlights.org.

Redis is a data store supporting over 190 documented commands and over 450 command permutations.

I just released lettuce 4.2.2.Final.

This post explains the use of a pooled GZIP OutputStream.

Passwords, API keys and confidential data fall into the category of secrets.

Blue/Green deployments are a method of deploying with zero downtime.

The last two days, 08.03 - 09.03.2016, I attended JavaLand 2016.

Redis provides a neat command to iterate over all keys on a node.

Redis transactions allow to group multiple commands and to execute them sequentially.

I consider myself very lucky for contributing to the open source space.

I just released lettuce 3.4.Final and lettuce 4.1.Final.

The Wiener process is a continuous-time stochastic process named in honor of Norbert Wiener.

At its heart, Heckenlights relies on MIDI and Live Video Streaming technologies to bring the live experience to website visitors.

The plan for this year’s Halloween: Built a scary thingy based on Arduino.

I just released lettuce 3.3.1.Final and lettuce 4.0.Final.

I released spinach 0.2 today.

I read The full stack developer is a myth story written by Scott Hadfield the other day.

Muhahahaha!

lettuce 4.0.Beta2 features ReadFrom Settings.

I’m very excited to present you lettuce 3.3.Final.

Implementing clean architecture is amazing.

The Geo-API of the upcoming Redis 3.2 release allows to maintain a set (backed by a Redis sorted set) of Geo points described by WGS84 coordinates.

I released today two betas of lettuce: 3.3.Beta1 and 4.0.Beta1.

CDI is one of the best additions to Java EE of the recent.

I released the first version of spinach, a scalable Java Disque client based on netty. spinach is built on top of the lettuce client which provides SSL and Unix domain connections in addition to plaintext connections.

In May 2014, I needed a Redis client.

This release features Unix domain sockets on linux-x86_64 systems.

This release features Unix domain sockets on linux-x86_64 systems.

It has been over a year ago the project started that I’m currently working on.

You might have noticed it if you are a developer.

This release introduces support for SSL, enables lambda expressions on streaming channels and a lot of bugfixes and resilience changes. lettuce extensibility is improved.

Couchbase Essentials is a book written by former Couchbase Inc. developer John Zablocki.

Do you want to test your REST API as soon as possible and without any hassle?

One day a coworker came to me convincing me: Let’s do something cool with internet of things and sensors.