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I write boring code for food and beer | SSE Sometimes Software Engineer | working @ibm | former @RedHat | @debezium core team | nato nel paradiso dei diavoli

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@brunoborges

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@antonarhipov @MaritvanDijk77 @starbuxman @therealdanvega I use a lot postfix completion. I use it with custom postfix plugin which contains a series of out-of-box postfixes really useful https://t.co/ysJglzgfpW

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@penberg I think that we are in the same hell circle...

[Francesco Gualazzi @inge4pres]

To the Zig community here: we are building an #OpenTelemetry SDK for Zig, and we're stuck on a couple of hurdles...

Join forces with us to make Zig a first-class citizen of OpenTelemetry and Observability!
https://t.co/rSAFthtID3

[Mario Fiore Vitale @mvitale86]

If you would like help from me. Feel free to reach out.

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@vaxryy Another tip is to contribute to tools or projects you actually use

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@ppatierno Honestly—I think the same.

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@P4LSEC it's funny because it's true.

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@ptr_to_joel @starbuxman I agree, and many people think the same. Working with Java 21+ is also really enjoyable.

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@k_flowstate Well, it's the computer engineering degree in 5sec but cool and without any suicidal thoughts.

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

The Debezium team has worked on something new. Feedback really appreciated!

[Debezium Project @debezium]

🔥Exciting News — the Debezium extension for Quarkus is here!

Consume change events in Quarkus like a pro, whether on JVM or GraalVM native builds. 🚀

Our very own Giovanni Panice shows you how to get started. 💫

https://t.co/69XqkWPMwM

#Debezium #Quarkus #CDC #OpenSource

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

Your last PR has a typo @mvitale86. My honest reaction:

[terminally onλine εngineer @tekbog]

you only get a limited number of summers in your lifetime
use then wisely

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@criccomini @bibryam I mean, it can definitely be cool (and I get it) to embed CDC directly into your service written in your preferred language (for slateDB?). If you're running on K8s, you could also consider using a sidecar container, but again it's the same to have a server...

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@criccomini @bibryam Debezium already offers an embedded engine and a Quarkus extension: https://t.co/OiETBm74AE it's ready to be used in Quarkus applications and open to contributions. It can be compiled to native if performance is a key concern (Rust?).As for Java…I don't have a quick solution.

[Riccardo Cardin @riccardo_cardin]

Today, I talked at Ticino Software Craft 🧑‍🔬. We discussed #Scala Effect Systems, both monadic and direct-style (in detail, the #YAES effect system).

It was a pleasure to join the Ticino software community.
Thanks, guys, for the opportunity 🙏

https://t.co/l1ucKN8nhU

cc @ScalaTimes, @petr_zapletal

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@tekbog Production code is written in Java 8. If you are unlucky to use python, give a try to poetry (but you should fix the conda dependency mess)

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@zachly Nice article about CDC. What is your opinion about Debezium? Is there any reason why you don't mention it? It can offer the pros of database triggers and change streams. Furthermore is available in Kafka connect or Debezium server

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@bmarwell

[Jessie Frazelle @jessfraz]

Actually, tests find bugs. Sure on occasion a code review might find a bug but it’s not deterministic, a test is deterministic. Sure you can write shit tests. But if you write good ones they will be deterministic.
Stop drinking dumb koolaid https://t.co/hJZLo0lsHP

[Jo_ @mosfet__]

@pxue Talking about product development: are really necessary all the feature mentioned? Probably, t don't have any user and in a first phase, in order to deliver value, they can share access only to a set of interest users. Or they can deliver the login without forgot/change password