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I’ve worked at IBM long enough to learn one universal truth: the org chart you download today is already wrong tomorrow. Teams move, managers change, entire reporting lines disappear after the next reorg email lands in your inbox at 8:03 a....
At JChampions Conference, Holly Cummins, Senior Principal Software Engineer at IBM, gave a talk with a title that already tells you what kind of session this was: Six and a Half Ridiculous Things to Do with Quarkus.
Most Java teams believe architecture is something you document once and then “enforce by convention”. You agree on layers, naming rules, dependency directions, and CDI usage, and you assume code reviews will keep things in line. This works ...
Most Java developers think database performance problems are about slow queries. A missing index, a bad join, maybe an ORM issue. You run `EXPLAIN ANALYZE`, see something ugly, add an index, and move on.
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