A simple Docker Compose setup to host Bugsink using Coolify that supports HTTPS| Julien's DevRel corner
Hey, I'm Julien. I'm a Dad, Lead Developer Advocate and a Google Developer Expert. This site compiles tech articles, thoughts and more.| Julien's DevRel corner
With their keynote that JetBrains intentionally started putting backend developers in the spotlight again. They made big, impactful announcements, both at an ecosystem and language levels and I can't wait to try out all of the new goodies.| Julien's DevRel corner
Junie is one of the best coding agent I've been trying out so far. Very well integrated with IntelliJ, great for Kotlin, and the test first focus makes it quite good at coming out with good results. However, I do miss the capability to only accept part of a solution and it can be very slowwwwww.| Julien's DevRel corner
Many companies with job ads out for Developer Advocates don't know that's not what they should be hiring for (yet). More often than not, what they need first is some internal mindset change. And even then, a Developer Experience will go a long way to achieve the first stages of a healthy community.| Julien's DevRel corner
This article describes my experience with the Remarkable 2 after a month of usage. I am generally happy with it, though many things are lacking in my opinion.| Julien's DevRel corner
TL;DR : With Coolify you can host you Kotlin applications in seconds on your own server and benefit from auto deploys, custom domains, preview branches and more. You can see the code here, and access the sample here.| Julien's DevRel corner
Upgrading a simple Kotlin and PicoCLI project to Kotlin 2.0 in under 5 minutes to celebrate the new version coming up!| Julien's DevRel corner
A retrospective on getting solar panels installed. The installation cost around 5k€ (4k€ after government subsidies), and we were able to generate over 80% of our yearly consumption and save just short of 1k€ in year 1 as well as shave off our CO2 footprint by over a ton| Julien's DevRel corner
In this article, I'm describing how we used the AAARRRP framework to visually describe our DevRel team's strategy and clarify the reason for our day to day activities to our internal stakeholders, and more focus on impact instead.| Julien's DevRel corner
In this article, I'll be implementing an openapi generator from scratch so you can too! We'll be creating a very simple generator for the Jetbrains HTTP Client| Julien's DevRel corner
In this article we continue diving into TestContainers and Supabase, and run unit tests against a full local self-hosted Supabase.| Julien's DevRel corner
In this article, I'll dive into several methods I've been looking into to unit test a Kotlin application using Supabase and why I finally decided to go for a Docker Compose / Test Containers solution.| Julien's DevRel corner
It's quite clear by now that we humans have a strong impact on the Earth's climate. As a new developer advocate, my impact on the world around me is something I have in the back of my head pretty much every day. I want to go with you through some of this today.| Julien's DevRel corner
My experience and impressions attending KotlinConf a couple weeks back. And some thoughts on the future of Kotlin.| Julien's DevRel corner
This blog shows a way to use the Jetbrains HTTP Client to replace Postman and test third party APIs, share requests and even run them in CI all of that within minutes!| Julien's DevRel corner
This post is a recap of 2022, and a look into what's coming in 2023. In short, Devrel is amazing and doesn't require flying, I became a GDE and we grew over 160kg of vegetables this year!| Julien's DevRel corner
I found and fixed a tiny bug in OpenAPI, learnt about the library, jackson and git in the process. In short, get and set methods are visited by Jackson even when they aren't used anywhere in the code! Be careful how you name your methods 🔥| Julien's DevRel corner
In this article, I'm sharing some tips and tricks on how to get productive with creating OpenAPI generators. How to run and debug, create your own easily and more| Julien's DevRel corner