I love programming since my first line of code I did on the C64 in Basic. Somewhere in 90ties I've switched from C++ to java and spent then 20 Years developing mostly Java software working for various companies and projects.

Now I work for Engenius in Switzerland being Java/Kotlin developer during the days and Scala/Haskell open source hacker at nights.

Twitter: @jarek000000

LOCATION: Online
KEYWORDS: Architecture, Concept, Lessons learned, Technology

SPEAKER: Jarek Ratajski   COMPANY: Engenius GmbH
SLIDES: 200602_goodparts.pdf
RECORDING: jug.ch YouTube-Channel

For few last years I was doing many presentations about problems caused by container based dependency injections and runtime aspects based on dynamic proxy. If You are not familiar with this I will quickly go through my arguments and explain why do I mostly avoid those solutions in favor of functional alternatives.

However, even though those “broken” concepts are fundumental to the platforms it does not mean I consider the platforms themselves are totally useless.

I will show the rarely used approach to Spring and that it actually can be used without Beans, aspects and all problematic parts – I sometimes call it “Spring without Spring” or “WebFlux ultimate” – but it does work well and makes a viable alternative to the regular Spring and alternative frameworks.

And maybe there are still places and ways it can make a sense to use it... lets discuss.

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LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en

I love programming since my first line of code I did on the C64 in Basic. Somewhere in 90ties I've switched from C++ to java and spent then 20 Years developing mostly Java software working for various companies and projects.

Now I work for Engenius in Switzerland being Java/Kotlin developer during the days and Scala/Haskell open source hacker at nights.

Twitter: @jarek000000

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