Brew is a very popular install manager for the macOS environment and rightly so!
This small article will explain how to create your own tap-room.

Streaming media is something I do often. I don’t need much, but it does need to be stable and just
work 😄!

Thin Wars to the rescue

It can be really easy to start on your JakartaEE application. It’ll take you about a minute…

In this minute you will get a project with:

• JakartaEE 8
• MicroProfile 3.1
• Preconfigured Payara 5 Full server docker container - ivonet/payara
• Maven essential setup
• Run and build scripts for all of this

The SpringOne conference journey started on Saturday morning really early (3:30 AM) with a ✈️ to Atlanta. Delta had the honor, if we must believe them, to fly us. In Atlanta we had a long layover, but were very fast through customs 🛃 to our surprise.

CodeOne 2019 has officially started for me this year. A cup of Java before flying.

This year is kinda special for me as I’ll be presenting a Hands-on Lab about Docker at the conference.
I am really psyched about it.

In this blog I will tell about my experiences…

Problem:

You have an external display for your MacBook Pro and suddenly the external screen does not
come back alive after a standby.

I have a late 2016 model MacBook Pro (with touchbar) and I have a BenQ Ultrawide usb-c display.
Mostly I have my MacBook Pro closed when the external display is connected.
Normally I just had to touch my keyboard or mouse and my screen would come back alive.
I have no idea why but suddenly it didn’t anymore.

I create, build, publish and maintain a lot of docker images these days and I’m always struggling with a good build system.
Some projects which stand on their own like the Payara project I let build by
the Docker hub itself, but what if you have lots of docker images and don’t want or have the auto build function available?

At first I used shell scripts but they became ugly and unmaintainable fast and finally to my huge surprise my choice of build
tools was make…

You want to be able to configure your proxy client settings with the terminal but don’t know how…

I wanted to play around with going back to the roots of java(EE) and wanted to take the docker part a step further.
Why not have the platform as a docker image in such a way that when building the project the docker image will take care of the
deployment automatically after each build.

Thin Wars to the rescue

It can be really easy to start on your JavaEE / JakartaEE application. It’ll take you about a minute…

In this minute you will get a project with:

• JavaEE 8
• MicroProfile 2.1
• Preconfigured Payara 5 Full server docker container - ivonet/payara:5.184
• Maven essential setup
• Run and build scripts for all of this