ICYMI, I wrote a book.

It teaches Java developers, and anyone really, to write web backends without huge frameworks.

My favorite chapter is the one where you pull in Spring Security as a stand-alone library, so you can use your existing enterprise auth setup in your new fancy library-based Kotlin backend. I've done this, for real, at work!

https://www.amazon.com/Pro-Kotlin-Apps-Scratch-Production-ready/dp/1484290569

I dag på ChatGPT: Ba om kilder, den finner opp bøker som ikke eksisterer

Jeg finner ihvertfall ikke spor etter de ved å søke etter dem på Google

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I'm not sure what to make of web3. Most smart people seems to think of it as a dumpster fire. At the same time, my brother in law makes a living selling his art as NFTs.

(https://www.instagram.com/gilen_art)

Thought of the day: if your system has lots of logging, it's a sign of to little "functional core, imperative shell".

Text logs are low resolution, unprogrammable transparency. Ideally you should be able to just look at the data your system generates.