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A Bootiful Podcast

Josh Long
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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.

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hi, Spring fans! In this installment I have the privilege of talking to Jetbrains legend Marco Behler

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Recent Guests

Marco Behler
A developer advocate at JetBrains and host of The Marco Show.
JetBrains
Episode: Jetbrains legend Marco Behler
Dmitry Jemerov
Software engineer at Jetbrains, co-creator of Kotlin
Jetbrains
Episode: Jetbrains legend Dmitry Jemerov
Rob Winch
Lead of Spring Security
Episode: Spring Security lead Rob Winch
Mark Thomas
Prolific contributor to Apache Tomcat and member of the Spring team
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Episode: Apache Tomcat legend Mark Thomas (Happy new year!)
Nate Schutta
Friend, teacher, architect extraordinaire, and co-author of Foundations of Software Engineering
ThoughtWorks
Episode: the legendary Nate Schutta, teacher, friend, and.. harbinger of doom!
Dan Vega
Spring Developer Advocate and co-author of 'Fundamentals of Software Engineering'
VMWare
Episode: Dan Vega on the fundamentals of software engineering
Simon Martinelli
A software engineer with 30 years of experience in Java development, also a teacher and consultant.
Episode: Spring community legend and friend Simon Martinelli
Bruce Eckel
Renowned author and software developer, known for his book 'Thinking in Java'
Episode: The legendary Bruce Eckel on language design, effects, abstraction, concurrency, and so much more
Philip Krenn
Developer Advocate at Elastic
Elastic
Episode: Elastic’s developer advocate extraordinairre Philip Krenn on the state of logging

Host

Josh Long
A Spring developer advocate with extensive experience in software development and community engagement, focusing on the Spring ecosystem and its innovations.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 103 ratings
  • Best podcast in the Java community

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    smartinrubio
    United Kingdom6 years ago
  • If you care about Spring, listen to this!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    fluppetup
    Netherlands6 years ago
  • Best. Podcast. Ever!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matt Raible
    United States7 years ago
  • So much Doge! Brain expanding!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TriDaShaun
    United States7 years ago

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The casual format encourages an approachable atmosphere, though there are occasional critiques regarding lengthy tangents that can detract from core discussions.
Content is often praised for its relevance and ability to inspire both new and experienced developers, although some listeners suggest the host could be more critical during interviews.
Listeners appreciate the wealth of knowledge shared in each episode, which features enlightening discussions with notable figures in the Java community.

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#160
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Apple Podcasts
#230
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Apple Podcasts
#247
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Jetbrains legend Marco Behler
Q: What can you tell us about Kotlin and its support in IntelliJ?
Kotlin is extremely important for us at JetBrains, and we're always trying to improve its support in IntelliJ while remaining compatible with Spring features.
Jetbrains legend Marco Behler
Q: Can you tell us about the spring universe and what's new in IntelliJ related to it?
We're continuously working on improving Spring Debugger and other IntelliJ functions to enhance developers' productivity and provide better integration with Spring's features.
Jetbrains legend Marco Behler
Q: What is your background and how did you end up at JetBrains?
I started as a programmer around 20 years ago and eventually transitioned to developer advocacy at JetBrains, where I've worked for the past five and a half years focusing on product strategy in the JVM space.
Spring Security lead Rob Winch
Q: What's the future of Spring Security look like?
Rob is working on implementing WebAuthn to replace traditional password-based security with passwordless models.
the legendary Nate Schutta, teacher, friend, and.. harbinger of doom!
Q: What should we do as a job developer in the future?
Let your passion guide you and be familiar with Spring and Spring Boot.

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