I had some links to useful websites that I needed to put somewhere.
- Apache Calcite
It seems to be a kind of proxy that you can put between your application and your data layer. It allows for data manipulations, for example using SQL, and your data layer can be anything (and frequently is). If there's an Adapter for it, you can connect Calcite to your data thing. If there isn't you have to write your own adapter.
- Cursor - The AI Code Editor
What it says on the box.
- Micrometer
A system to check what your software is doing (in the field).
- Github - Oracle - graalvm-reachability-metadata
Find out if there's support for certain frameworks in the GraalVM for Native using this list.
- Baeldun - Code Snippets in Java API Documentation
Besides Markdown syntax in JavaDoc in the new versions of Java, it is also possible to add code snippets to your javadoc.
I think it's interesting. It would for example be a good idea to add a code snippet in the JavaDoc that refers to a specific Class in your testset.
- GitLab - BeyondxScratch - hexagonal-architecture-java-springboot
There was a talk about hexagonal architecture, that I seem to have seen before.
https://gitlab.com/beyondxscratch/hexagonal-architecture-java-springboot
- StarWars REST API
An interesting little website that can provide REST services about the Star Wars films. If you want to quickly test some REST responses. (Their certificate seems to have expired though)
- Coolify - Self-hosting with superpowers.
What is says on the box. Easily selfhosting a cloud environment.
- Cheap dedicated servers, cloud & hosting from Germany
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Kind of an standard hosting company, but they seems to have Server Auctions? Buy some cloud with refurbished hardware, is basically the idea. I thought that was interesting.
