Justin Lee

@evanchooly
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Java Champion. Kotlin fanatic. Bit twiddler. New Yorker. Pronounces it "jif." Morphia maintainer (https://morphia.dev). Senior Software Engineer at @Datadog.
Githubhttps://github.com/evanchooly/
JVM NerdJava, Kotlin, Quarkus
MongoDB NerdMorphia, Critter, https://morphia.dev
Justin Lee3d ago
claude plugin idea:  we've all seen the plugin(s) that play a sound when claude prompts for guidance.  i want one that plays music while claude is working so it's like being on hold.
Show threadJustin LeeMar 1
@eskatos i was mulling it but Mastodon and bluesky talked me back from the ledge. Claude is converting that code for me as we speak.
Show threadJustin LeeMar 1
@eskatos the kotlin panache was an opt in dependency so I didn't make *that* mistake 😁
Show threadJustin LeeFeb 28
@eskatos I've been there! I did the first kotlin apis for quarkus/panache back in my red hat days. It was annoying and I think I made some choices I regret.
Show threadJustin LeeFeb 28
@aalmiray that's kinda how I'm leaning, too
Justin LeeFeb 28
quick poll: if you were to update to a new version of a #java library you'd been using and the new version had a transitive dependency on #kotlin that it hadn't had before, would that bother you and if so, how much?
Justin LeeJan 20
TechLİfeJan 20

Maven 4 Is Finally Here: Everything You Need to Know About the Biggest Update in 15 Years

https://techlife.blog/posts/maven-4-whats-new/

#Maven #Maven4 #Java #Buildools #SoftwareDevelopment #DevOps #POM #TechNews

Maven 4 Is Finally Here: Everything You Need to Know About the Biggest Update in 15 Years

After 15 years of waiting, Maven 4 brings a modernized POM model, separated build and consumer artifacts, tree-based lifecycles, and a migration tool that actually works. Here's what Java developers need to know.

TechLife
Justin LeeSep 7, 2025
@iDontWantItPiastrat98 I should log in more often. I don't but im getting more urgent about it. Ive spent much of my time lately working on openrewrite recipes to help in migrations. I've recently gotten caught up with the changes and can proceed with the "actual" work which im hoping will proceed quickly. I have features planned for 3.x in general but 3.0 will probably end up being mostly api cleanup and internal architectural.changes that will empower those features in 3.1, 3.2, etc
Justin LeeSep 7, 2025
Show threadDaniel Hinojosa Sep 2, 2025

Some words that have not been used in #Wordle yet.

hasty, civil, coupe, tenor, sworn, rifle,
jeans, opium, nitro, demon, stuck, naked, guilt, slack, bound, snore, enemy, dryly, haste, brawl, cycle, optic, sixty, stoke, arise, login, redux, cough, knife, mouth,
tense, fudge, punch, racer, legit, might

I really like the look of "tenor", it reveals common letters as an opening, it's not controversial, and it should likely come up.

Here is the full list I found:
https://gist.github.com/dhinojosa/7152ad3394920fc888dd3be13df7b926

ListRemainingWordleCandidates.txt

GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

Gist
Justin LeeDec 19, 2024
Frank DelporteDec 19, 2024

Jago de Vreede is working on a user interface for @sdkman to bring its complete functionality to Windows! He uses #Java, #JavaFX, #GraalVM, #SceneBuilder. All info, demo, code insights, and more in the following #JFXInAction interview.

Video on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7CROVJbYto.

More info on:
https://webtechie.be/post/2024-12-19-jfxinaction-jago-de-vreede-sdkman-ui/

#javafxinaction

Jago de Vreede: SDKman UI, a user interface on top of SDKMAN for all platforms (#13)

YouTube