Sebastian Daschner's Java / programming / computer science blog
AI agent tools such asallow to call tools, that is function calling that can invoke any desired behavior in external tools and applications. In this video, I m showing how to implement your own MCP server using Java and Quarkus, and how to use it via the Goose command line agent.
In this video, I ll show how, a command line AI agent, can help us in our daily work as software developer.
When transferring small amounts of data, such as a long URLs, public/private keys, or similar from one computer to another, people often end up pasting the contents in some sort of online notepad or email draft. It s also possible to quickly create and read QR codes, from the Linux command line. For this, the computers don t even have to be online, and in any way it s better for your privacy.
As you probably know, I am a big fan and user of. Besides the tips on features you ll use every day, there are tons of lesser-known features, some of which surprised me positively. In this video, I m showing 13 helpful IntelliJ features that you likely don t know yet.
Quarkus' dev mode is a wonderful way to quickly update your code while programming, including adding some debug statements. Your IDE s debug functionality, however, is still a powerful method to debug more complex or unclear situations. In this video I m showing five different ways how to debug your Quarkus application, locally, in containers, or in Kubernetes.
As knowledge worker and when learning new topics, it s helpful to have a note-taking system and a way to keep track of acquired knowledge and additional pointers. In this video, I m showing a simple, plain-text-file-based knowledge system powered by your editor of choice. I want to point out that you don t need a sophisticated third-party tool to manage your notes, and that a few tips can get you…
If you re using Quarkus in a recent version and would like to upload (multiple) files, this video is for you.
When starting out your journey with Vim, there are so many things to learn. Over time, you will see which features will stick with you and which ones are helpful in your work.