Let’s jump right in…

1. Spring and Java

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>> Using Spring Security 5 to integrate with OAuth 2-secured services such as Facebook and GitHub [spring.io]

One of the key features of Spring Security 5 is the significantly improved and streamlined OAuth2 support. This is quite a useful exploration of that functionality.

>> Event sourcing using Kafka [blog.softwaremill.com]

It’s clear that Kafka can be used as a solid base for implementing event-sourced systems, without a lot of effort.

>> Representing the Impractical and Impossible with JDK 10 “var” [benjiweber.co.uk]

Java 10’s “var” will make it possible to declare variables with types that were cumbersome and very impractical to represent before. Good stuff coming.

Also worth reading:

Webinars and presentations:

Time to upgrade:

2. Technical and Musings

>> Continuous Delivery Sounds Great, but Will It Work Here? [queue.acm.org]

A good, practical-minded intro to CD, along with a realistic look at adoption and challenges.

>> The Mercenary’s Guide to Should I Stay or Should I Go? [daedtech.com]

When the enthusiasms level go down and you stop caring about where and on what you are working on, it’s probably time to move on :). Also, don’t expect your current company to become what you’d want it to be like – that rarely happens.

Also worth reading:

3. Comics

And my favorite Dilberts of the week:

>> Elbonian Slave Labor [dilbert.com]

>> No Economic Value [dilbert.com]

>> Boss Loves Criticism [dilbert.com]

4. Pick of the Week

A very cool GitHub feature introduced a few months back and already useful:

>> Introducing security alerts on GitHub [blog.github.com]


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