Tamas Cservenak

Tamas Cservenak

@cstamas.bsky.social

Resurrecting dead software, Apache Maven and alike.

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ASF Maven ❤️ git branches switch (mvn -v) { "[3.8,)" : delegate versioning to Nisse [1] "[3.9,)" : use split repository and BSLR [2] "[3.10,)" : use MWM [3] default: do branches as before (with all its up and downs) } #maven #maveniverse

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1/ Why is atmospheric CO₂ accelerating faster than fossil fuel emissions are growing? The answer is buried in the data, and it's more worrying than most people realise. A thread. 🧵👇

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Today, Hungary votes. The choice is between an anti-EU, pro-Russia, pro-corruption party reigning for 16 years (Orbán’s party: Fidesz) or a pro-EU, anti-Russia, anti-corruption party (Tisza). My mail-in vote went for Tisza ❤️🤍💚 A rendszerváltásért!

After 3 years of existence, we made a tough decision today, that we solemnly announce here: The Maveniverse team (after a heated debate), unanimously decided to rename the organization to Gradeliverse! (and let me leak our super secret rebranding makeover) #maven #maveniverse #gradle #april1st

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Trying to reinstall Windows on a recent Acer. Gets stucks on missing drivers and doesn't find the harddisk. Ubuntu: no problem at all. I love the Linux community and how they made such a user-friendly system!!!

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Replying to @wojtek.be

100% agreed. Whenever I touch npm or pip, I see why Maven (and Gradle) and the Java ecosystem are good the way they are. We're even getting trusted checksums in Maven 4! Like a "proper" package-lock...

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"JBang is the single easiest entry point into java" - appreciate the call-out and love all of Cay Horstmann's JavaOne video explaining many of the recent java improvements to make java useful for day to day scripting. youtu.be/04wFgshWMdA?...

youtu.beJava for Small Coding TasksFor small projects, we often reach for a scripting language, such as Python or Bash, because Java seems too heavy handed. In this interactive presentation, I want to convince you to give Java a try…