Adam Bien

Adam Bien

@adambien.blog

AWS Hero, JavaONE Rockstar, Consultant, Java Champion about: https://about.adam-bien.com linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-bien trainer: http://airhacks.live and http://airhacks.io podcaster: http://airhacks.fm yt: http://youtube.com/@bienadam

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Clean Architecture explicitly builds on BCE, and the new timeline shows how MVC, DDD, Hexagonal, Onion and Clean Architecture map to boundary, control and entity. From: bce.design #BCE #ECB #BoundaryControlEntity

At the Silesia JUG community event, 'Java-First Spec-Driven Agentic Development on Steroids', the participant who asks the most (heretical) questions will receive an IntelliJ licence. Prepare your questions 😀 and see you next week! 👉 www.meetup.com/silesia-jug/... #java #SilesiaJUG

meetup.comSilesia JUG #111 - Java-First Spec-Driven Agentic Development on Steroids, Wed, Oct 21, 2026, 6:00 PM | Meetup**„Java-First Spec-Driven Agentic Development on Steroids”** **Abstract**: No-markdown spec-driven development: with opinionated Java, the spec is the code. The capability

I'm really looking forward to the 'Java-First, Spec-Driven Development with LLMs' session at JUGtoberfest! I'll see you at 6 pm! As the end of the event is open-ended, we'll be able to cover a lot of ground, and we might even squeeze in a bit of Software Factories: crossweb.pl/wydarzenia/j... #java

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I'll see you tomorrow at betterCode(Java) online: 'Fewer Tokens, Better Java: Spec-Driven Development at LLM Speed'. #java

I'll see you on Wednesday at (free) JUGtoberfest in Poznan with "Java-First Spec-Driven Development with LLMs". Prepare your questions! #java #JUGtoberfest

I'll see you soon at the VibeCode Utrecht conference! "How to Write Great (Spec-Driven) Code with LLMs" #java #airhacks

Vertical scaling complete: I upgraded the room for 'Architect-Grade Java with LLMs' at MUC airport, flushed the waitlist, and every queued request got a seat. A few seats are still available, so grab one before the next scaling event. #airhacks #university

Java's popularity strikes again: no seats left for 'Architect-Grade Java with LLMs' at MUC airport. Join the waitlist, I'm already scaling the room vertically. #java #airhacks #MUC

Prepare your questions: tomorrow I'm presenting "Spec-Driven Java, the LLM-Native Way" with live agentic coding at the free The.NextGen event in Amsterdam. See you there. #airhacks #java

Prepare your questions and see you today, 21 September, at 8pm CEST for the next airhacksTV livestream #airhacks #live #java

☕️🌭Attendees of my session, "Fewer Tokens, Better Apps: With Standards and Java," asked me to share the "currywurst" BCE example that I created on stage at the "Entwickler Summit" in the last 10 minutes. The slides, code, and links have been checked in 👉 github.com/AdamBien/air... #java #agentic

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☕️🌭Attendees of my session, "Fewer Tokens, Better Apps: With Standards and Java," asked me to share the "currywurst" BCE example that I created on stage at the "Entwickler Summit" in the last 10 minutes. The slides, code, and links have been checked in 👉 github.com/AdamBien/air... #java #agentic

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The compiler error is also the cleanest localized feedback loop you can hand an agent. When javac rejects an argument mismatch in 200ms, the model gets an exact line and type signature to patch immediately instead of guessing through flaky integration tests.

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Typesafe languages are obviously going to win out. I do believe the challenge is to find out which language provides best ratio between ambiguous understanding and token cost. I have a hunch modern Java and Kotlin will do well in that space. Worth investigating...🤔

See you on September 17th for "Fewer Tokens, Better Apps: With Standards and Java" at the Entwickler Summit in Berlin! I look forward to your questions before, during, and after my session #java #llm

Java has performed better than expected (TIOBE Index for September 2026). It remains 4th, having lost just 0.81 points over the past year, whereas Python lost 8.22 points and Go fell four places. Have I migrated too many Python projects to #Java? 😀 #airhacks