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.