michaelisvy

VP of Engineering at Cynpase, Spring fan, co-organiser of SingaDEV (Singapore group for polyglot developers)

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

Migrated my @SpringAICentral project to 1.0.0-RC1. Here are the commits (breaking changes in the POM file, MCP support and SimpleVectorStore) https://t.co/kS5PSNYXSj

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@starbuxman it has been a while my friend :). But you can disable the video if you just need the audio

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

just upgraded my @SpringAICentral project to 1.0.0 M7. Mostly POM and package changes. Here is the changelog in case anyone needs it https://t.co/HhIrOoyie8
Excited that it's going GA next month!

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@BriceDutheil https://t.co/PQldzSck7i

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

wow this is cool, IntelliJ is finally catching up! Windsurf is coming to IntelliJ (and other Jetbrains products) with in-editor changes, so we don't need to copy/paste from the chat window anymore https://t.co/68vxdeYBT7

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@therealdanvega yes, I agree price shouldn't be the main differentiator. It will be much more if you use it full time. Also those are subsidised prices, will be much more in 1-2 years when those companies will need to make money.

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

really cool article about Copilot versus Cursor. I realise there are a few Cursor features that I didn't know https://t.co/9eH3xhfB5s

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

Moving my small demo app to Spring AI 1.0.0 M5 was smooth.
Only had to change the call to VectorStore.

Next step is to try out the new audio support.
https://t.co/4lhXxpKmd7
#springai

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@piduruviswa @cursor_ai @bolt yes this field is moving very fast. We'll be doing a SingaDEV meetup on that on Jan 15th if you'd like to come, building some apps from scratch using Cursor and Copilot

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

been playing a lot on building Spring Boot applications with @cursor_ai
Experience is flabbergasting : code refactoring support, diffs are possibility to cancel changes are awesome.

VSCode is so much ahead with coding assistants. Wondering if IntelliJ is going to catch up

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@gcuisinier @juliendubois hello Gildas !
merci pour l'invit. Je te fais signe si jamais j'ai l'occasion de passer au Luxembourg

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@sergialmar Happy birthday Sergi! Welcome to the club

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@rey_antoine @odedia @juliendubois @agoncal @glaforge great news!

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@emmanuelbernard I would tend to say that prompts are like SQL. I've been adding them to the code

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@therealdanvega it's true, but the TokenTextSplitter is still a bit limited. I hope there will be more options soon.

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@therealdanvega hi Dan,
by the way another topic that might be interesting to cover (but maybe a bit more advanced?): Ollama is a development tool (doesn't support multi-threading, doesn't support models more than 13B etc). How to switch in production into something such as LlamaCPP?

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@therealdanvega Some topics I struggled à but to find info about:
- chatmemory with conversation id (so each user has her own conversation)
- doing RAG for excel and pdf files with Apache tika integration

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

I just saw that Spring AI 1.0.0 M3 has been released. Upgraded my demo application to it, everything worked out of the box
https://t.co/4lhXxpKmd7

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@habuma super clear, thanks! I see we should use conversation id. I'll try it out

[michaelisvy @michaelisvy]

@habuma thanks Craig. I agree, but didn't find any good example on how to make sure that each user has their own session. For instance, I can expose a Rest endpoint and use the InMemoryChatMemory. But how to make sure that each of my users has their own session?