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Please keep the questions Jakarta EE-stic. Means: as short and as concise as only possible. Feel free to ask several, shorter questions. Upcoming airhacks.tv events are also going to be announced at meetup.com/airhacks
Congratulations on the 100th airhacks! Keep it going, Adam!
You mentioned on several occasions that cloud is like an "exploded application server". Do you think the same is also true of the cloud-native databases?
Do you have any experience using Amazon DynamoDB transactions - like here ? Have you used them on any of your projects requiring stronger consistency guarantees or you wouldn't bother?
On one of recent episodes you mentioned using caches (e.g. JPA L2 cache) in serverless (e.g. Lambda) deployments makes no sense. How about accessing static data (e.g. master data which very rarely changes)?
Hi Adam,
I have no question (for today) :-) I was there for the 60th, which was the 5th year anniversary so I cannot not give a shoutout for the 100th episode. It has been 8 years and 4 months, that's a milestone, thanks for keeping it up and not quitting. We went from the green and blue books to Java EE to BCE to Glassfish to Payara to Quarkus and now AWS Lamba... thrilled to know what's next down the line.
D.
HI Adam,
dynamic import in JavaScript.
i want dynamicly import in JavaScript, because sometimes i let run my JavaScript-App local on my pc, sometimes in the Cloud
Example for run local:
import { content01 } from "http://localhost:8182/lib/env.js";
....
Example for run in Cloud:
import { content01 } from "http://www.meine-app.com:8182/lib/env.js";
....
I am searching for something like this:
import { content01 } from ${baseURI}:8182/lib/env.js";
My Application must only run on Google-Chrome.
Is there a new feature in new ECMA-Standard?