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Hey #GetFediHired,
After some layoffs in my current company, I am looking for some #softwaredevelopment job, #remote only. I can work in the #EU or would be able to travel some weeks during the year.

I am fluent in #PHP, #Symfony, #Golang, #gRPC, #REST and #GraphQL #API, #Docker, #Ansible, Event Streaming and modern software development in general with experience of over 15 years in various roles - from senior engineer to CTO. I value good software architecture, tests, documentation in combination with valuable communication and discussions.

Find my CV here: codedge.de/cv

If that sounds like something, drop me a message or reply. Cheers!

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Here it is, the first Spring for #GraphQL 2.0 milestone!

This new major version builds on top of Spring Framework 7.0 and ships new features like JSPecify nullability support, flexible binding for input types, optional input types for request variables, Multiple queries with the DGS client.

We've started working on the second milestone and we can't wait to get your feedback.

spring.io/blog/2025/07/22/spri

Spring for GraphQL 2.0.0-M1 releasedSpring for GraphQL 2.0.0-M1 releasedLevel up your Java code and explore what Spring can do for you.

I haven't had a ton of time lately but we just released a new version of LinkTaco. Lots of bug fixes but the big piece is the Pinboard API -> GraphQL bridge. You can now use all your existing Pinboard tools or integrations directly with LinkTaco.

https://linktaco.com/blog/new-linktaco-release-0.5.0.html

https://lists.code.netlandish.com/~netlandish/links-discuss/%3C20250719074538.OEOCFANOYMWV@thinkpad%3E

Okay, I'm at my wits end. I'm doing a #Cloudflare #GraphQL request locally from python and it works really well. Deploy the *exact* same code, with the *exact* same headers, query and variables to ECS on AWS and it no longer works.

The query httpRequestsAdaptiveGroups returns the correct integer count locally, and returns an empty array when running on AWS. Does anyone have any suggestions on things that might affect this? Thanks!