Axelix 1.1.0 is live ๐
๐ https://t.co/k37tHLHuG5
Weโve packed a lot of improvements into this version.
Thank you for trying Axelix in real projects - your support means a lot ๐
The quietest performance killer in Spring Boot production ๐จ
spring.jpa.open-in-view=true
One property โ lazy loading outside transactions -
โ extra queries โ weird timeouts that only appear in prod
How we adapted trunk-based development to our workflows in a monorepo with synchronized versioning - in a new article by our CEO, Mikhail Polivakha @mpolivaha ๐
https://t.co/VwI0eHPofu
Axelix helps detect in-memory pagination, N+1 queries, and other Hibernate issues in your services. But can we prevent some of them during development (e.g. in Tests)? Our CEO, Mikhail Polivakha, wrote an article about that๐
https://t.co/24NL6oTFVO
Axelix is now generally available and ready for production use! ๐
We have also published an article, โAxelix goes GA. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single stepโ
Enjoy the read https://t.co/sTTv9guYaz
We will keep you updated ๐ซก
Hello!
Axelix is nearing GA and is now in final testing. The release is planned for this summer.
Weโve published an article by our CEO, Mikhail Polivakha: โNatural IDs in your database. I am telling you the last time!โ
Read: https://t.co/BMxNlRUa5C
@psomkarbuilds Companies do not (and did not) hire coders, they hire software engineers. And in building software, writing the actual code never really was the hardest thing to do, as opposed to realizing trade-offs, market timing, risks and so on.
@starbuxman And this is btw one of the reasons why I think Spring Framework & Java will confidently survive the AI hypetrain.
When it comes to the real world, the consistent and stable delivery builds trust, and that builds an ecosystem. Creating "new postgres" is just not nearly enough.
@sivalabs@antonarhipov Except for the fact that Nodejs, Ruby on rails, go and others have already tried to dismiss java. And it is still there.
So, there always must be adults in the room who write real world applications, not Twitter-Driven-Development.