Pretty cool moment: I’m in the Visual Studio Code documentary, talking about the Language Server Protocol. And somehow they even managed to include a shot of my little village in Denmark 🇩🇰 It was especially great to see Görkem Ercan in there. He was right at the heart of the early Java/LSP work 10 years ago. I do wish a few more of the people who helped build that foundation had made it into the documentary too — 🏓 Fred Bricon , Snjezana Peco , Thomas Mäder, Roland Gruberg, and others who put a huge amount of work into Java language tooling and LSP. Still, I’m pretty proud to have been a small part of that history. My bit on LSP starts around 50:03: https://lnkd.in/enFkZjic

JBang plugin integrates JBang scripts into IntelliJ IDEA without modifying the project module model. Features: Automatic classpath and source synchronization from...

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Generate documentation for JFR (Java Flight Recorder) events - maxandersen/jfrdoc

headsup - I used llm to generate this; first time contributing to this area but did a quick read and seemed to match similar operations and been using it in my own workflows so it at least works fo...

Camel TUI is an interactive terminal dashboard that gives you a live view of your Camel integrations — route topology, message tracing, error diagnosis, and AI agent integration, all from a single ter...

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Makes your AI agent think like the laziest senior dev in the room. The best code is the code you never wrote. - DietrichGebert/ponytail

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Endive is a JVM native WebAssembly runtime with zero native dependencies.

The call to action “to make 2026 the year of Java in the terminal” was quickly responded to by the launch of TamboUI. Inspired by Ratatui, the library used in Claude CLI, it promises support ranging from low-level terminal drawing to high-level APIs such as components and event handling. Currently at version 0.3.0, it has already been adopted by major projects such as Maven and Spring.