I'd still like to write a #Fediverse server in #Java, but I don't have the time or energy to do so solo. #programming
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Cool! Are you aware of any good JSON → Java code generators? Manually writing the AP DTOs is more boilerplate than I have patience for.
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well if then it would be openapi to Java which is straight forward; however I discovered there is already at least 1 ActivityPub-compatible Java implementations out there (https://fediverse.party/en/miscellaneous/)
- Fediverse.Party - explore federated networks
Let's make social media free, federated and fun! Fediverse.Party is your guide into the world of decentralized, autonomous networks running on free open software on a myriad of servers across the world. No ads and no algorithms.fediverse.party
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I noticed Smithereens a while back, too. Could be a good starting point for a fork. Definitely would want to port it over to Postgres, though.
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yes, totally. I'm going to check it out and boot it up to see how far it is yet
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not. It's not. I'd rather start from scratch with micronaut or quarkus. This codebase is nothing we want to maintain
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Thanks for looking into it. I've never worked with either of those frameworks, but they do sound promising.
Any ideas on a JSON → Java code generator for the AP object boilerplate?
Any ideas on a JSON → Java code generator for the AP object boilerplate?
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because it's so obvious for the java implementation of the fediverse I suggest the name jediverse
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See https://github.com/jediverse/coruscant which I just created. The models are there. No page is served yet, must be a config issue. http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui/ works
GitHub - jediverse/coruscant
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Thank you for kicking this off. I can add the JSON DTOs, but I won't be able to get to it until the weekend.
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You might need something like this to handle polymorphism via the type field documented here. My code is under the BSD license, so it can be used elsewhere. Perhaps it would be a good idea to have a separate library since the other ones I've seen are very outdated.
I can handle the polymorphism, but I still won't have time until the weekend.
I can handle the polymorphism, but I still won't have time until the weekend.
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@Christine Lemmer-Webber I saw your name on a number of things related to ActivityPub test suites. Do you know if one still exists?
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I'd help if it were Go! 🙃
But I would probably want to design a new protocol from scratch first.
But I would probably want to design a new protocol from scratch first.
Upgraded my JDK version from 11 to 17 because I wanted some features added in 12. #Java #programming
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When you're using Apache HttpClient 5 but all of the tutorials are using HttpClient 4. #Java #programming
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#Java takes forever to write, but the structure it enforces does make maintenance easier. #programming
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Yes exactly. The Loom project lead explains it very straight forward:
https://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/ypg8bl/comment/ivjed8w/
https://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/ypg8bl/comment/ivjed8w/
r/java - Comment by u/pron98 on ”Understanding Java's Project Loom”
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Would be cool if #Java supported either named parameters or default parameters.
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I haven't been uploading a couple of big trips' worth of #photos because I've been working on a new tag editor. With it, I won't need to mess around with #Flickr's uploading UI as much. (Photo)
I wrote it in #Java since it's what I've been writing the most because of work. As much as people love to hate on it, there are a number of things I like about Java 8+. #photography #programming #photog
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While writing this, I discovered a bug in SWT’s ImageLoader where the resulting image was always incorrect. For example, a 1×1 white JPEG loaded correctly via SWT’s ImageData was turned into a yellow 1×1 JPEG when saved again via ImageLoader. I had to use AWT’s BufferedImage and ImageIO to save files correctly.
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in reply to Neil E. Hodges • • •I wouldn't say that sun.nio.ch is "commonly-used" functionality among Java developers.
But yeah, nailing down the sun stuff has made it a long and difficult road for some.
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