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Java Champion. Speaker. Author. Architecture Monkey. Storyteller. http://ntschutta.io
#Java peers, congrats again to @jetbrains.com for 25 years of @intellijidea.com. Hear more about this major milestone from @maritvandijk.bsky.social & @antonarhipov.bsky.social in the latest Duke's Corner Podcast hosted by Jim Grisanzio lnkd.in/gRTwZQe4
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First round of speakers announced!🥳🎉
We’re excited to share a glimpse of the incredible lineup heading to Code Remix Summit 2026.🔥
🚨 Super early bird tickets are available now for a limited time! Don’t miss your chance to lock in the lowest rate.
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You can fix code issues from your phone with Claude. Two methods: use Claude web directly, or create a GitHub issue and let Claude handle it.
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Snow is great - if you don’t have to shovel it or drive on it…stay warm and lift with your knees ;)
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AI isn’t just about tools — it’s about people and practice. 🚀
At Arc of AI, you’ll learn from experts, get hands-on experience & join a community of engineers applying AI in real-world systems.
⏰ Early bird pricing ends Feb 14 — secure your spot!
🎟️ Get tickets: https://arcofai.com
![IntelliJ IDEA: The Documentary | [OFFICIAL TRAILER] | out now 🚨](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:hop7a2yzhmedibx2pyq7s2yr/bafkreig3x66cpfzcic5bxtpmc7mq2oeomuoesgh6dwqy5y3s3jg4elsipe@jpeg)
🎉 What a terrific day! And we’re not done yet. Another heart-melting surprise is on the way.
We can’t wait ❤️ 👇
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On behalf of the #Java DevRel Team at #Oracle, congratulations to @jetbrains.com for 25 years of @intellijidea.com, which has helped drive greater java adoption across the global developer ecosystem! Here's to 25 more years and beyond!
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Learning never really stops - especially when you're in the software industry; the best engineers have an insatiable curiosity. @danvega.dev and I discuss the importance of learning on the Fundamentals of Software Engineering podcast.
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Spring Data 2025.1.2 & 2025.0.8 released
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Imposter syndrome isn't a sign of weakness, it's a healthy reaction to a field as broad as software engineering. @danvega.dev and I discuss that and more on the fundamentals of software engineering podcast.
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Technology changes fast - keeping up with what's new can be daunting. Being insatiably curious and able to pick up new things is a key skill for career longevity. @danvega.dev & I cover learning to learn episode 4 of the Fundamentals of Software Engineering Podcast.
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AI is everywhere today but as @danvega.dev likes to say, you are the pilot not the passenger!
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#NewYear New Pod! On the latest episode of the Fundamentals of Software Engineering podcast, Dan Vega and I ask a question on the minds of man developers today, "will AI replace software developers?" Like and subscribe!
#HappyNewYear #AI #SoftwareEngineering
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Wishing you a Happy New Year from Arc of AI! 🎊
As AI continues to evolve, we’re excited to gather again this April to explore ideas, challenges, and real-world insights shaping the future 🤖✨
We look forward to seeing you there!
🎟️ - arcofai.com
Happy New Year from Devnexus! 🎊
Thank you to every developer, speaker, sponsor, and volunteer who makes this community so special.
We’re excited for another year of growing skills, sharing ideas, and building together 🚀
See you in March!
🎟️- devnexus.com
Thinking about Devnexus 2026? 🤔
This post breaks down exactly why it’s worth attending—from deep technical sessions to real-world takeaways and networking that actually matters. A must-read before you plan your year.
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🌊 DevBcn 2026 is on the horizon!
📅 June 16–17
📍 World Trade Center Barcelona
💡 CFP opens Jan 1st!
Join the CFP Submit Challenge — fastest submission gets featured 🏆
New venue, same vibrant dev energy 💥
#devbcn25 #devbcn26
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#LangChain4j 1.10.0 is out! 🎉
Thanks to everyone contributing and using the library!
Wishing you happy holidays and a restful end of the year! 🌟
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Life is short, you shouldn't dread going to work everyday. Changing jobs can be scary, but in the long run it's the best thing for you. @danvega.dev and I discuss when it's time to move on and more in our latest podcast.
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Learning to learn is a key skill for any software engineer but you also need to accept that you can't (and don't need!) to learn it all. Follow @danvega.dev's advice and let your career goals guide you.
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Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, we talk to the legendary cofounder of Spring itself, Juergen Hoeller, about the awesome new Spring Framework 7 release.
Happy holidays, one and all!
Despite how you may feel, imposter syndrome is incredibly common and ultimately a healthy response to a field as broad as software. We've all made an off by one error, used an or instead of an and or edited the wrong config. @danvega.dev #fose #foswe
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You use Git every day… but are you really using all of Git? 👀
At #Devnexus, Raju Gandhi explores powerful Git features you may know about — but aren’t using — that can seriously improve your daily workflow.
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🎙️Episode 02 of the Fundamentals of Software Engineering Podcast is now available! Pairs perfectly with cookie baking, wrapping gifts or muting your in-laws.
@danvega.dev & I discuss burnout, the learning merry go round and why it’s vital to know when to say no.
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🔒Spring Security 7 adds built-in MFA support.
EnableMultiFactorAuthentication + smart redirects that handle missing factors automatically. Here's how to set it up:
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Software engineering is about decomposition and problem solving. @danvega.dev
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Take intelligent agents. The idea, as near as I can tell, is that the ideal computer should be like a human being, only more obedient. Anything so insidiously appealing should immediately give pause. Why should a computer be anything like a human being? Are airplanes like birds, typewriters like pens, alphabets like mouths, cars like horses? Are human interactions so free of trouble, misunderstanding, and ambiguity that they represent a desirable computer interface goal? Further, it takes a lot of time and attention to build and maintain a smoothly running team of people, even a pair of people. A computer that I must talk to, give commands to, or have a relationship with (much less be intimate with), is a computer that is too much the center of attention.
The World Is Not A Desktop - Mark Weiser
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