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I was so excited to return to the studio last year for the first time since the pandemic to update this video looking at reactive programming with Spring. You can buy this video on O'REILLY or on InformIT. You can buy this for 50% off with this special code: LONGVID50.

I love GraphQL, and Spring GraphQL in particular, but sometimes it's easy to forget that it can and often does run on top of regular 'ol HTTP. GraphQL can run on any number of transports, one of hwihc is commonly HTTP. For example, you could use WebSockets. I hope one day we see support for RSocket. But, if you are running on top of HTTP, it's not hard to get data from it using ye 'ole curl or httpie:

(2022-01-28) Spring Framework cofounder and project lead, friend, and all around amazing human being, Juergen Hoeller

(2022-01-20) RedHat's Kate Stanley on the distinction between traditional brokers and Apache Kafka

(2022-01-13) Spring Cloud Data Flow legend Sabby Anandan

(2022-01-06) A Bootiful Podcast: Spring Cloud cofounder Spencer Gibb (and happy new year!)

(2021-12-31) Geertjan Wielenga, senior director of opensource projects at Azul Systems and Foojay.io founder

Hi, Spring fans! You know I love the cloud (cue Daft Punk's The Grid theme from the Tron Legacy movie). I think it's an exciting way to build software. And, as you may have noticed, from literally everything I write, tweet, produce, etc., I am also absolutely gaga for GraalVM and Spring Native. There's such an exciting opportunity here! By the by, if you want to learn more about Spring Native in general, may I humbly recommend this YouTube video I put together?

(2021-12-23) Yugabyte CEO Karthik Ranganathan

In an earlier post, I wrote an example on how to get Spring Native and the official Kubernetes Native Java client working with the newly released Spring Native 0.11. I mentioned that I had to write a trivial configuration class to register the types that were used reflectively in the Spring Boot application, something that GraalVM frowns upon.

(2021-12-22) @Controllers: Wrapup (All Together Now...!)

The sample code that I'm reproducing here can be found in this Github Repository.