
I'm Josh Long (@starbuxman), a humble Spring developer advocate at @VMWare, and this is A Bootiful Podcast (@BootifulPodcast), a celebration of the real heroes that drive ecosystems.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Hi, Spring and data fans! Want a faster, smarter data stack? Tune into this episode with Gregory Green for a deep dive into GemFire, RabbitMQ Streams, Dataflow, and more. We cover real-time event processing, active-active consistency, full-text searc... more
Hi, Spring fans! In this installment I talk to Spring Boot cofounder Phil Webb who joins the show to unpack the latest Spring Boot 4.1 release, from the long-awaited Spring gRPC support and MongoDB batch starter to security, observability, service co... more
Hi Spring fans! In this installment, I am thrilled to have the chance to sit down with Java Developer Advocate Billy Korando to talk about the amazing features in the upcoming Java 27!
We recorded this a day before I flew to San Francisco to attend ... more
I'm joined, I think, for the second time by my friend, the legendary architect and developer extraordinaire Russ Miles, who has given some of the most cerebral and exciting Spring keynotes and talks ever. And this time, he's back to talk about — gues... more
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Difficult to find so much knowledge for free. It’s highly recommended to anyone in the Java community who wants to get inspired by amazing Java contributors and speakers. Each episode will teach you something new or make you think about different points of view in the software engineering habitat.
Gracias Josh!
Good guests, interesting subjects. Can definitely recommend.
Only downsides: Josh can ramble a bit much and you may need to skip some pointless 10 minutes spent talking about coffee and commutes that would’ve been better spent talking with the guest about their actual expertise. And he should show a bit more spine and ask some critical questions or disagree with the speaker.
I’m a big Josh Long fan and this podcast is wonderful. Josh interviews many of my heroes from the Spring community and I learn something every time I listen to an episode. Well done Josh!
I started listening passively. Then I found myself quoting and thinking more about the episodes for days after I heard them. I decided to restart the series from the beginning. The second time through I learned even more. It’s amazing to me that there is so much knowledge and insight in such a young show. Easy to consume. Great dialogue. Tons of education. If you get the chance, I highly recommend it. It is so choice!
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A hosted deep-dive into the Java ecosystem, Spring, Kotlin, and modern developer tooling with a strong focus on practical engineering patterns, architecture, and AI-enabled workflows. Episodes frequently explore frameworks, testing, security, and how ecosystems like Spring and Kotlin intersect with cloud, JVM tooling, and enterprise software. Notable strengths include guest expertise from JVM languages to graph databases and AI orchestration, plus a consistent emphasis on developer experience, open-source collaboration, and hands-on demos. Listeners likely gain actionable takeaways for building production-grade applications, benchmarking tooling, and understanding how ecosystem players shape the future of Java and Spring. The show tends to ... more
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