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1. Spring and Java

>> Faster Development with Spring Boot DevTools [vojtechruzicka.com]

With time-saving features like automatic restart and live reload, this is a really good tool to have in your arsenal.

>> Scripting Java 11, Shebang And All [blog.codefx.org]

A quick overview of the scripting capabilities available in Java 11, and which use cases are a good fit.

>> Decoupling in Cloud Era: Building Cloud Native Microservices with Spring Cloud Azure [infoq.com]

A solid write-up describing how Spring Cloud Azure can help you take full advantage of the cloud computing model, empowering you to build and run scalable applications.

>> How to optimize JPQL and Criteria API query plans with Hibernate Statistics [vladmihalcea.com]

And a behind-the-scenes look at how Hibernate works, thanks to Query Plan Cache statistics, and how to improve performance of “IN” queries.

Also worth reading:

Webinars and presentations:

Time to upgrade:

2. Technical and Musings

>> How CloudFront signed URLs work [advancedweb.hu]

A nice write-up on controlling access to URLs delivered through the Amazon CloudFront CDN.

>> Scaling Time Series Data Storage — Part II [medium.com]

An in-depth look at how Netflix is evolving its architecture to accommodate an anticipated 5x growth rate.

>> Here’s Why [Insert Thing Here] Is Not a Password Killer [troyhunt.com]

Despite their shortcomings, passwords are probably here to stay for a while.

Also worth reading:

3. Comics

And my favorite Dilberts of the week:

>> Tons of Experience [dilbert.com]

>> Speakerphones [dilbert.com]

>> Keep it Simple [dilbert.com]

4. Pick of the Week

>> What Most Remote Companies Don’t Tell You About Remote Work [doist.com]

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