There's a reason tho
#Java vs #Bedrock.

#Minecraft #MinecraftMeme #MinecraftMemes #VideoGame #VideoGames #Gaming #GamingMeme #GamingMemes #Meme #Memes

Microsoft JDConf 2025 - All recordings now available

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLPeZXlCR7ew_FrY2YQ3pmKzCR-YrgKMDV&v=79liO8lduik

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLPeZXlCR7ew_FrY2YQ3pmKzCR-YrgKMDV&v=79liO8lduik

#java #programming

The Network's test logs are back IN ACTION 😎

https://codeberg.org/splitcells-net/net.splitcells.network.log/commit/9c3e2de64223ddcd93c2ec365e1c69ac10a61bf2

#OpenSource #Java

You may saw my post about developing a JavaScript-free FosseryWeb in Java + Spring. Well, I made that post more than a week ago, and I constantly worked on the new site since then on a daily basis (1-2 hours a day), but I barely made any progress because of random bugs popping up one after the other. Some related to Maven, some to JTE (which I didn't plan using originally, but I realized I'll need that too to create reusable page templates) some to running the compiled Jar with Tomcat, etc., once I solve an issue, I immediately face another.

(I also changed my IDE from Eclipse to IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition because I didn't really like how Eclipse handles workspaces.)

I'm not afraid of challenges, but dang, this starts to get really draining to say the least, especially when working on the project at evening after a tiring day of university studies.

Of course, programming is challenging, no one said it isn't, I experienced it quite a few times, but this is the first time that basically I can't show any progress even in the very beginning of a project for more than a week, and some thoughts popped into my head: is it really worth doing? Why didn't I go with Python + Django instead, which I already have some prior knowledge in, and are much easier? (I can hear Python haters yelling: BUT PYTHON IS BAD! IT'S SLOW AND BLOATED! - not that a Spring project isn't "bloated" when bundled with a Tomcat server and a few dependencies into a Jar archive, a simple Hello World project is around 20MB but whatever lol) But at the same time, I don't like to give things up, if there's a purpose to do it, I do it.

I won't give up, but I'll probably need some REST (ok that was a silly joke lol). I'll probably take a week off (or maybe a few months off until summer, will see). I'm not sure if this project will succeed in the long run, but I'll try my best.

I know it sounds like a lot of b*tching, but I like to be transparent about things, felt the need to tell why I didn't make any progress.

#WebDev #FosseryWeb #Java #Dev

Monitor Non-Heap Memory in the Java Virtual Machine

#java #memory

https://www.javacodegeeks.com/monitor-non-heap-memory-in-the-java-virtual-machine.html