Bootiful Spring Boot 3 by Josh Long

Spring Framework 6 and Spring Boot 3 are here, and you know what that means. New baselines and new possibilities! Spring Framework implies a Java 17 and Jakarta EE baseline and offers new support for building GraalVM-native images and a compile-time component model in the new Spring AOT engine. It also offers a new observability layer, declarative HTTP and RSocket clients, preliminary Project Loom and CRaC support, Problem-Details support, and so much more. Join me, Spring Developer Advocate Josh Long (@starbuxman), and we'll look at next-gen Spring.

[@emmanuelsahrsewah]

the humor in the presentation plus the already useful information just make watching this more entertaining.

[@ko-Daegu]

it was cringe

[@maneshipocrates2264]

ALways great from Josh.

[@akware977]

Thanks for sharing knowledge and making session interesting.

[@LucasRibeiro]

Thanks for this piece of art Josh

[@juancaos01]

Thank you Josh, very funny and Ilustrative (:

[@abdullahasmkilic3405]

thanks Josh.

[@user-zk1os9jq7v]

"I've heard but the scientists have not confirmed that some people are building applications using something besides Spring and the JVM". Okay, that is too much now :)))

[@anthonysox2001]

love the humor👌

[@krige]

22:30 When I try to run "./gradlew buildBootImage" I get the error "Task 'buildBootImage' not found in root project". I have the spring-boot-gradle-plugin, maybe I am missing some other dependency? Using Spring Boot 3.1.0 and Gradle 8.1.1

[@antoniolmc83]

It is bootBuildImage

[@lhxperimental]

This is stand-up Java

[@krige]

10:49 Why Iterable and not List?

[@grenadespoon]

How did he create an Entity from a Record?

[@emra71]

data-jdbc not data-jpa. Thats why he writes the schema.sql

[@azmo_]

What does he mean with p..heyheyhey (I'm a noob)

[@Quillraven]

PHP - lot of people make jokes about PHP and I personally don't know why. Never did something with PHP but I think Facebook started as PHP project ... so how bad can it be? ;)

[@kalden.s814]

I am don

[@Tony-dp1rl]

Still no async/await? ... what year is this again. Sigh.

[@heinrich3427]

Java is solving this the right way with Loom. No need for async/await.

[@Tony-dp1rl]

@@heinrich3427 Respectfully disagree, Loom and its virtual threads are not the same as async/await which is for event-driven I/O on a single thread. Java's core libraries are not designed to work with Loom, and won't be any time soon. Loom is more like Co-routines in Go ... if none of Go's core libraries played along.

[@adambickford8720]

@@Tony-dp1rl If you really need that there are plenty of libraries; spring itself offers webflux. I personally think async/await is the worst of both worlds. Either make it transparent like loom or make it explicit and reified like reactor.

[@misigarodev]

I thought you were joking. Turns out, you are serious. There is webflux for async paradigm. Give it a try pal

[@politelyupset]

A lot of humor but not much useful information. Watch only for entertainment not for Boot 3 feature overview.

[@tvillaluz]

Too much forced humor 👎

[@KENTOSI]

It's not each doing a speech like that on stage. Give him a break.

[@michelvandermeiren8661]

Spring is a dinosaur, will soon disappear. Switch to a modern framework : Quarkus

[@javasoccernut]

LOL.

[@pockpicket9360]

Quakrus old jax-rs annotation, it's already older event being created after spring boot