A Bootiful Podcast

Hi Spring fans! In this week's installment Josh Long talks to AxonIQ's Steven van Beelen, lead of the Axon project, and Pivotal's Ben Wilcock, on CQRS, event-sourcing, event-storming, microservices, Spring Boot and the long camaraderie shared by the Spring and Axon teams Steve van Beelen: https://twitter.com/smcvbeelen Ben Wilcock: http://twitter.com/benbravo73 Allard Buijze: http://twitter.com/allardbz AxonIQ: https://axoniq.io/

Hi Spring fans! Welcome to another installment of a Bootiful Podcast! This week @starbuxman talks to Joe Grandja who, not coincidentally, just celebrated his third anniversary working on the Spring team! Joe has been instrumental in building Spring Security 5.x and its OAuth client and resource-server support. Joe's team page: https://spring.io/team/pivotal-joe-grandja Joe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/joe_grandja

Hi Spring fans! In this extra-long installment I talk with longtime friends and fellow developer advocates, Okta's Matt Raible and Google's James Ward. We talked about Java, Kotlin, cloud computing technologies, security, Go, paradigm changes, web frameworks past and present, Macromedia, Scala, and a MILLION more things! This was a ton of fun for me so I'm hoping you'll enjoy it too. Matt on Twitter: http://twitter.com/mraible James on Twitter: http://twitter.com/_jamesward

Hi Spring fans! This week I'm excited to sit down and talk with mr. Reactive himself, Reactor project lead Stéphane Maldini. In this interview we talk about the history of the reactive programming for Spring, the Reactor project's evolution over time, from then to now and looking forward. https://projectreactor.io/ http://twitter.com/smaldini

Hi Spring fans! This week I'm excited to welcome Sreee Tummidi, a senior product manager working at the intersection of application security and platform at Pivotal. We talked about security, Spring Security OAuth, OAuth, OIDC and OIDC Connect, SAML, and of course the Cloud Foundry UAA, and tons more. http://twitter.com/sreetummidi https://github.com/cloudfoundry/uaa

It was a lot of fun to talk to Greg Turnquist, one of the more industrious and variously applied members of the Spring family, about how he found his way to the Spring team and community, Python, his new book, Spring team legends like Keith Donald and Brian Dussault, and so much more. http://twitter.com/GregTurn http://Spring.io/team/gturnquist

Hi Spring fans! In this installment I talk to Dror Weiss, CEO of Codota, a company that seeks to make smart code completion in your IDE even smarter. https://www.linkedin.com/in/drorwe https://www.codota.com/about

In this installment we talk to Oleg Zhurakousky, lead of the Spring Cloud Stream project, an application integration and messaging wonk, and a prolific contributor to Spring Integration. Oleg also has the dubious honor of being one of my oldest friends on the Spring team - poor guy! Twitter: twitter.com/z_oleg Twitter: twitter.com/SpringCloud

In this installment of the pod we talk to Madhura Bhave, an engineer on the Spring Boot team who has improved the project in big ways - working on things like security, actuator, OAuth and more - since she moved from her epic run on the Cloud Foundry and UAA teams. We recorded this interview in August of 2018. Twitter: http://twitter.com/madhurabhave23 Twitter: http://twitter.com/SpringBoot

In this episode I talk to my friend and Google Cloud Developer Advocate Ray Tsang on his Twitter handle, technology (Kubernetes, Spring), the Pivotal and Google collaborations, our collaborations, Spring Cloud, Taiwan, Southern California and NYC, and a ton more. Ray Tsang http://twitter.com/Saturnism

In this installment we talk to Jon Schneider, lead of the Micrometer project that supports dimensional metrics instrumentation. It aims to be "SLF4J, but for metrics," and it has already seen uptake in a number of JVM community projects including the RabbitMQ JVM driver and Spring Boot. Twitter: https://twitter.com/jon_k_schneider Twitter: https://twitter.com/MicrometerIO Recorded: May 25, 2018 Notes: - Check out the Micrometer project http://Micrometer.io

Today's interview is with Cornelia Davis, senior director of technology at Pivotal and author of Manning's upcoming, and epic, "Cloud Native." I first met Cornelia when she was working in the office of the CTO at EMC. She took the proverbial plunge and joined the then nascent cloud computing effort, Cloud Foundry, and has never looked back. Corenlia has, over the course of her 30+ years as an engineer, also become a champion for diversity and inclusion in computing. Twitter: http://twitter.com/cdavisafc Recorded: May 29, 2018 Notes: - Her book is available here https://www.manning.com/books/cloud-native