Amr Saber Thanks, it means a lot to me! Glad you liked it!

Hey Amr, thanks for your comment. I never actually finished writing it, I'm pretty sure it's still sitting in my draft folder. It's been a while now so not sure if I'll ever get to it but I'll let you know if I do 😊

Hey, I don't usually comment, but I randomly found this article on Hashnode support Discord channel and I just wanted to say that I really like your writing style. Also, I didn't know about Raycast before (I'm new to Mac), so I'll go check it out! Anyway, keep up with the good work ! 💪🔥

Merci beaucoup, ça fait plaisir ☺ Hâte de voir les générations que tu obtiens !

Hi Bear, I read the Reddit thread you linked and, as the general audience there, would like to know what kind of techniques you used to keep the girl so look-alike between different generations? We can see slight variations on her face, but it's pretty stable overall 👏 Anyway, looking forward to seeing all the details (and prompts, hopefully!) when you have some spare time to finish the article!

Thanks for your answser Ronald Blüthl. I'm familiar with the concept of resource expansion and how to do it but I'm struggling with the implementation with Spring Boot/Hibernate, especially with lazy-loaded entities (where I only want to join the tables that the client has requested via ?expand=). Anyway, thanks for the link to Prisma, I didn't know this ORM. Have a nice day !

Great article ! Do you have any recommandations on how to implement resource expansions/field selection with Sprint Boot ? I took a look at https://github.com/Cosium/spring-data-jpa-entity-graph which provides a way to fetch relationships at runtime but is only half of the problem.