@tschuehly
Youngest Speaker @spring_io - Spring ViewComponent creator - Bootstrapping PhotoQuest
Thomas Schühly’s server-side rendering journey started as a developer trying to make life easier while developing his first bootstrapped product in his free time. Creating Spring ViewComponent enabled him to be the youngest Speaker at the largest European Spring conference and build awesome software full-time with his open-source library at alanda.io. He regularly talks at Java User Groups about htmx and server-side rendering with Spring while contributing to the open-source community. PhotoQuest
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Claude Code on the Web runs inside a sandboxed environment that routes all traffic through an HTTP proxy. Tools like curl pick up the https_proxy environment variable automatically - but Java doesn't. The Gradle wrapper uses java.net.HttpURLConnecti...

I build my webserver-rendered web applications with Spring Boot, Thymeleaf, and HTMX. I sprinkle some Alpine.js on top for dropdowns and toggles. And for 95% of interactions, this stack is perfect. But then you hit that one feature – a kanban board w...

I recently migrated my SaaS application PhotoQuest from Supabase Auth to Spring Security 7. The result? ~700 lines of custom auth code eliminated. But the real story isn't the code. It's how two conversations with Claude Code shaped the entire approa...

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