Markus Winand has blogged about tool support for keyset pagination nearly a decade ago and of course my friend Lukas Eder has picked up that topic and did not only blog about it several times but implemented tool support with the the synthetic seek-clause of jOOQ. As the seek clause in jOOQ is excellent for […]
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While listening to the beautiful Kahedi Radio Show, I’m having a hard time this week to put down words; I feel done for the year. Wrt music, one interesting documentary I watched last week was this: It’s about the ever increasing prices of concert tickets and about the business of Ticketmaster, Livenation and Eventim. And […]
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This has been a somewhat bleak and dark week and I’m not feeling overall happy, I have to say. The weekend was pretty excellent with me doing the ATG-Winterlauf for the forth time: Despite being now way too much over 40, I just got faster every time. 16km with a pace of 4:16. That is […]
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It’s getting bleak outside but as you might have guessed, it does not stop me from getting outside. Last week I managed to increase my Veloviewer maximum square to 40×40 tiles. That is kinda of an online game connected to Strava. I am a big fan of both services. The goal with the squad is […]
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And another week gone. Time flies. It seems that I manage to make a habit out of note taking and writing about it later. I notice a big change in my days not having the urgent need to tweet everything all at once all the time. As shown in my last digest, I put the […]
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Last week, I received quite a lot of really positive feedback for my first attempt at writing a digest. Thank you for that Kevin and Frederik, super kind of you! Even Payara picked it up. One thing that I have changed this week is my iPhone home screen from which I removed the Twitter app […]
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Hi! My name is Michael Simons. I live in Aachen and create software for a living. You can read more about me on the
"About me" page. This blog mostly contains posts about Java and Softwarearchitecture with a strong focus on the Spring eco system.
Below is a list of featured posts and a collection of talks.
Featured posts are either part of a bigger series, have a relevance somewhere else or are just posts I like.
See all posts in the archive. Just another nerd blog is more than 10 years old and the archive has become quite huge.
Good stuff cannot be achieved alone. A salute to several great people in my life: NetBeans Dream team and more. And certainly, lots of ❤️ to my family and my wife who always supports me and my crazy ideas.
Spring Boot based site and api for EuregJUG: A post on how to build an api and front end for a Java User Group from start to end with the goal deploying "in the cloud" (i.e. on Pivotal CF). Includes caching, redis and even a full text search.
Hibernate Search and Spring Boot: Simple yet powerful archiving. Hibernate can be "painful" but often hast really good advantages. Learn how to use your existing mappings and entites to provide full text search features that also work in a cloud deployment.
Database centric applications with Spring Boot and jOOQ is a series of posts that guides you through creating a database centric application with Spring Boot and jOOQ. You'll learn how to run Oracle Database in a Docker container and create realiable migrations on the way.
Developing a web application with Spring Boot, AngularJS and Java 8 A series of posts from 2014 and something I still am proud of. This posts culminated not only in an application i used nearly everyday, but also in my very first book: Arc42 by example.