Vibe Coding the Next Generation: How We Built AIMUD Using an AI Ensemble
In the traditional world of software engineering, building a Multi-User Dungeon (MUD) is a rite of passage. It requires handling complex state, real-time networking, concurrency, and deep game logic. Usually,…
HTTP Server ContextHandler in a Jar
Last time I showed you how to create a basic HTTP Server that you can put into a JAR easily. Today I’m going to show you how to extend that…
💡 Implementing CQRS with Spring Boot and Kafka
As a software architect, I constantly look for patterns that enhance the scalability and maintainability of microservices. The Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern is a powerful tool for this,…
Streamlining Key Generation in Spring: A Service-Based Approach
In the world of software development, generating unique and meaningful keys is a common task. Whether it’s for identifying resources, creating URLs, or organizing data, having a robust key generation…
HTTP Server in your Jar
I recently had the need to be able to access a couple of files from a number of computers and didn’t want to setup network shares and things. These were…
Tracking Method Access in Spring: AOP, Security, and JPA
In the world of Spring applications, understanding how your methods are accessed can be crucial for various reasons like monitoring usage patterns, auditing security, or simply gathering insights into your…
Spring Data JPA & Java Records: The Ultimate Duo for Clean, Fast Query Projections
Architecting Efficient Data Access with Immutability As Spring developers, we spend a significant amount of time optimizing the path between the database and the client. One of the most common…