My Weekly(ish) Newsletter.

I started this newsletter as a way to keep myself writing each and every week. I have a blog that I like to write for but a blog post can be a lot of a pressure. This is a no pressure way for me to write and in the meantime connect with you on a weekly basis. Enter your email below to recieve my weekly newsletter every Monday morning.

Hello Atlanta, Java 22 and a BIG YouTube Milestone

Happy Monday and welcome to another edition of the newsletter. While Spring has officially arrived here in Northeast Ohio we are still seeing snow and temps in the 20s. This week's forecast is starting to look a little better as we are getting ready to celebrate Easter. We had an Easter egg hunt this past weekend and the girls had a blast!

freeCodeCamp, Pull Requests are welcomed and Spring AI

Happy Monday and welcome to another edition of the newsletter. In typical Cleveland weather I was able to get out and play a quick 9 holes of golf earlier this week and now as I’m writing this on Sunday it’s snowing. This week I’m heading out on the road for a quick trip to Atlanta to visit the Atlanta Java User Group. This is one of the biggest user groups in the country and I’m really looking forward to this visit.

Resources for learning Spring and Java is NOT slow and verbose

Happy Monday and welcome to another edition of the newsletter. If you follow me you know this weekend was a big one for me as we hit Daylight Savings which is a big milestone around here. This means that our days are going to get longer, and it will stay light out later. This means it will start to get warmer here (it already has) and that long days of winter are over.

February Update - ConFoo, freeCodeCamp, YouTube and Upcoming Talks

Happy Monday and welcome to another edition of the newsletter. February was an amazing month and I’m excited to tell you what I have been up to. I also want to look ahead to a busy month of March and talk about some of my upcoming talks.

Java Champion, REST Client and Conferences

Hello and welcome to another edition of the newsletter. It's been a while since our last update, so there's a lot to catch up on. I decided to take a break in January, using it as a sort of "scream test." This is a term from software development where we shut down a service to see if anyone is still using it. If anyone reacts, it shows us who is still engaged with that service. I applied this principle here, and while no one responded, I'm perfectly fine with that. I plan to continue sending this newsletter but may introduce some changes. For now, let's dive into some of the exciting things that happened in January.