Building Intelligent Chatbots with Spring AI: Implementing Chat Memory

Learn how to create a context-aware chatbot using Spring AI and OpenAI. This tutorial covers implementing chat memory, handling token usage, and managing context window limitations for more engaging AI conversations.

From: Dan Vega

Building Intelligent Chatbots with Spring AI: Implementing Chat Memory

Learn how to create a context-aware chatbot using Spring AI and OpenAI. This tutorial covers implementing chat memory, handling token usage, and managing context window limitations for more engaging AI conversations.

From: Dan Vega

Building a Streaming Chat Bot with Spring Boot and Spring AI

Learn how to create a responsive and engaging chat bot using Spring Boot and Spring AI, featuring both traditional and streaming response capabilities for an enhanced user experience.

From: Dan Vega

Building a Streaming Chat Bot with Spring Boot and Spring AI

Learn how to create a responsive and engaging chat bot using Spring Boot and Spring AI, featuring both traditional and streaming response capabilities for an enhanced user experience.

From: Dan Vega

Building Dynamic Forms with Spring Boot and JTE: A Practical Guide

Learn how to create interactive web forms using Spring Boot and Java Template Engine (JTE) in this comprehensive tutorial.

From: Dan Vega

Building Dynamic Forms with Spring Boot and JTE: A Practical Guide

Learn how to create interactive web forms using Spring Boot and Java Template Engine (JTE) in this comprehensive tutorial.

From: Dan Vega

Building a Dynamic Task Manager with Spring Boot, JTE, and HTMX

Learn how to build a dynamic Task manager using Spring Boot, Java Template Engine (JTE), HTMX and Tailwind CSS.

From: Dan Vega

Building a Dynamic Task Manager with Spring Boot, JTE, and HTMX

Learn how to build a dynamic Task manager using Spring Boot, Java Template Engine (JTE), HTMX and Tailwind CSS.

From: Dan Vega

ColdFusion Summit 2024 Slides: 20 ways to secure CF

This year at the Adobe ColdFusion summit in Las Vegas I presented on 20 ways to secure ColdFusion.

From: Pete Freitag's Homepage

ColdFusion Summit 2024 Slides: 20 ways to secure CF

This year at the Adobe ColdFusion summit in Las Vegas I presented on 20 ways to secure ColdFusion.

From: Pete Freitag's Homepage

Getting started with Java Template Engine (JTE) layouts in Spring Boot

Learn how to use layouts with Java Template Engine in your next Spring Boot Application

From: Dan Vega

Getting started with Java Template Engine (JTE) layouts in Spring Boot

Learn how to use layouts with Java Template Engine in your next Spring Boot Application

From: Dan Vega

Introducing JTE: The Latest Template Engine in Spring Boot

Explore JTE, the new Java Template Engine now available in Spring Initializer. Learn its benefits, how to get started, and why you might choose it for your next Spring Boot project.

From: Dan Vega

Introducing JTE: The Latest Template Engine in Spring Boot

Explore JTE, the new Java Template Engine now available in Spring Initializer. Learn its benefits, how to get started, and why you might choose it for your next Spring Boot project.

From: Dan Vega

How do you Write an Amazing Developer Ticket?

A ticket, or story, is a single piece of developer work, and the code from multiple tickets comes together to form bigger projects.

From: Jeffry Houser's Blog

How do you Write an Amazing Developer Ticket?

A ticket, or story, is a single piece of developer work, and the code from multiple tickets comes together to form bigger projects.

From: Jeffry Houser's Blog

How do you Write an Amazing Developer Ticket?

A ticket, or story, is a single piece of developer work, and the code from multiple tickets comes together to form bigger projects.

From: Jeffry Houser's Blog

It's hard to write code for computers, but it's even harder to write code for humans

Writing code for a computer is hard enough. You take something big and fuzzy, some large vague business outcome you want to achive. Then you break it down recursively and think about all the cases until you have clear logical statements a computer can follow.

From: Erik Bernhardsson

It's hard to write code for computers, but it's even harder to write code for humans

Writing code for a computer is hard enough. You take something big and fuzzy, some large vague business outcome you want to achive. Then you break it down recursively and think about all the cases until you have clear logical statements a computer can follow.

From: Erik Bernhardsson

How do you Prepare Before You Code?

Let's pretend you, a programmer, have been given this task: Display Subtotal to the Customer The task may sound like a valid request on first read, but I have a ton of questions: What subtotal are we displaying? Who is the customer? Where are we displaying this new piece of information? How is...

From: Jeffry Houser's Blog

How do you Prepare Before You Code?

Let's pretend you, a programmer, have been given this task: Display Subtotal to the Customer The task may sound like a valid request on first read, but I have a ton of questions: What subtotal are we displaying? Who is the customer? Where are we displaying this new piece of information? How is...

From: Jeffry Houser's Blog

How do you Prepare Before You Code?

Let's pretend you, a programmer, have been given this task: Display Subtotal to the Customer The task may sound like a valid request on first read, but I have a ton of questions: What subtotal are we displaying? Who is the customer? Where are we displaying this new piece of information? How is...

From: Jeffry Houser's Blog