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Thanks great job

Hello! Thank you very much for the update! I follow your content, but I have not found if Spring Ai supports DeepSeek models.

Thanks a lot guys...

Amazing show, watched it one year after you hosted but had a feeling that watching it live. btw, I was wondering if how could we plug it into with a custom idp for authentication. Another thing is, Can we add custom claims(claims might come from client request) with the JWT? Thanks

Please no background music

The whole sound is terrible.

😂😂😂 the only think which kept looping in my mind while watching this vid is, what numbers(figures) are this dudes bagging in as compensation for work..

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I was wondering, is it possible to customise that default login screen we see before the consent screen? Can we use our own html for that?

Thanks a lot for this live stream. I am myself doing a PoC on oauth2 integration, and this one helped me a lot. I always wanted to see the access token successfully coming in response, but other tutorials never demonstrated that. And even the presentation is made pretty fun way. Kudos on getting so many thumbs up! You guys truly deserved it.

At 40:47 Its a really pain in the PHP 😂🤣😂

Amazing.

It looks cool, but could you turn on the subtitles, please? I missed some of the content.

Excellent demo, I watched over 10+ videos on multi module setup this the best one.

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Thanks Dr Dave Syer , can you let me know, how can I implement distribute client side load balance,

I got so caught up in the thrill of being on here with you I forgot to say thank you for having me and your kind words. Thank you!! Also, thank you for all you have done over the years for the Spring community. You are an inspiration to so many of us. Keep up the good work my friend

Great video !!! Please. slow down the background music sometimes it is distracting Thank you for this kind of video

The OAuth2 Deprecations feel scary to me because some of my old projects actually implement old tokens and different implementations showing how to make them use OAuth2 refresh tokens and so on. It seems like I'm soon facing major refactorings on my applications ! 😱. I find the One Time login very interesting to explore. The login page for reactive DSL feels long overdue to me, but they must have their reasons. Thanks for sharing the video.

Please add some details in the description so that we can get the context of the talk and watch it anytime. Thanks!

Much Love to Dashaun and Karan, great job. Wishes and good luck ❤🎉

Karanbir Singh doing great!

Hello, sir. I encountered a problem when I was studying the spring authorization server samples. When I was using demo-authorizationserver, message-resource, and demo-client, I found that when I logged in with user1, there was a personal information authorization and a client authorization, and they were consecutive. When I logged in with user2, only the personal information authorization appeared once, and the client information authorization did not appear. I did not change any code, but just added a user2. Why does this happen? Sorry, I don't know if this is worth submitting an issue, so I ask you in this way. Thank you.

Not sure who asks for these features. Writing some magic placeholders inside plain SQL is really confusing. You have no clue at the end where the value comes from. All SQL parameters and inputs should always just be directly mapped and not magically appear or be injected from some custom extensions. What used to be simple interface for writing queries has turned into mess by allowing such behaviours. When testing this code now you always would have to provide additional context every time.

Thank you for the nice overview.

Honestly, I've been standing on "both sides of the barricade" for the past two decades and I kinda have to agree with the original video regarding the perception. I started as a Java dev back in the mid 2000s and then switched to JS/TS around 2015 when the web revolution started. Now I'm back on Java (Spring Boot) and I really do seriously enjoy it. But coming from JS/TS landscape really does FEEL similar to what the guy is describing. E.g. it's mostly impossible to find any online Java communities (Slack, Discord, ...) where you can have some semblance to a live chat, contrary to almost any JS technology/project where it feels you can find tons of helpful people any time you need. Also, TH-cam content is nowhere near what JS world has (you advocates guys do a fabulous job, but that's not what I'm referring to). Like, compare JS world where new (hectic) innovations happen and technologies are discovered almost every month, to Java pondering about string interpolation for years (this might be unfair cherry-picked comparison, but again we're talking about perception). Perception is not something you can shake off easily from people's minds and rise of not only JS in last ten years did overshadow any, no matter how great, innovation Java came with, if you try to look at it from higher perspective.

Very nice. Kindly provide source link. Cheers

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98% of the bottlenecks in my experience are in inefficient SQL queries or missing or misuse of indecides. You must be writing really bad code if you have to reach for any of these external profilers which digest so much data and never give you any meaningful actionable results and also cost you a lot for all this digestion. Not to mention that these agents don't come for free, they also add overhead. Most of these tools install so much bloat in your cluster or infratructure. Even tracking down few performance issues does not justify any of these commercial tools. All modern databases have query analyizers built in, find your slow queries and fix them.

I think he is Microsoft brainwashed, even microsoft now have java distribution, Mimecraft, Netflix, Tiktok... there is a long list of project/corp he needs to convince if he wants to sell something.

🎉🎉. A hardcore java lover this side for past 15 years. It has given me job, stability, bread n butter and what not!

@Josh, the subtitles option is missing in your video.

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Is there anyway to use JFR with OpenJdk?

Amazing seeing you 3 solving programming problems together. Please more of this! Thanks!

I agree with all of your arguments you have given... The referenced video shows a lot of lack of knowledge etc.. of the development of Java over the last decade..

awesome hangout and informative seniors 👌🏾

This video should be viewed by more people. Helped me build my spring boot app in my M1 mac.

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the question is purely about technology

Hi, can I write you a question by email?

THis buildpack series is very intriguing. Will need to rewatch all the episodes. So much stuff in there.