Vibe Coding the Next Generation: How We Built AIMUD Using an AI Ensemble
In the traditional world of software engineering, building a Multi-User Dungeon (MUD) is a rite of passage. It requires handling complex state, real-time networking, concurrency, and deep game logic. Usually,…
Taming Version Chaos with Gradle Version Catalogs
Keeping track of dependencies and their versions across a project can quickly become a nightmare, especially as your project grows. Manually updating versions in every module is tedious and error-prone.…
Conquering Dependency Injection with Spring: A Beginner’s Guide
Dependency Injection (DI) is often hailed as a superpower in the Spring framework, but it can seem mysterious to those new to it. Fear not! This guide will break down…
EVRete: A Modern Java Rule Engine
EVRete is a high-performance, lightweight, and open-source rule engine designed for Java applications. It offers a flexible and expressive way to implement rule-based logic, making it a compelling alternative to…
HTTP Server Filters in a Jar
We discussed the HTTP Server ContextHandler in a Jar one of the methods was ContextHandlerInterface.getFilters() this method returns a list of Filters to apply to incoming HTTP Requests. We subclass…
HTTP Server Command Handler in a Jar
Today, I’m going to share with you a command handler for the HTTP Server I presented previously. This is a handler to extend the abilities of that HTTP Server in…
Simplifying Microservices Communication with the Java Spring Discovery Client
In the world of microservices, services need to find and communicate with each other dynamically. This is where the Java Spring Discovery Client comes in, offering a streamlined way to…