Every major pipeline or workflow engine today is either heavyweight, cluster-oriented, monolithic, or tied to Python. Nobody has built a microservice-native, Quarkus/JVM, gRPC-first, type-safe pipeline engine like The Pipeline Framework.
pipelineframework.org
#java #quarkus #microservices #reactive
pipelineframework.org
#java #quarkus #microservices #reactive
December 3, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Every major pipeline or workflow engine today is either heavyweight, cluster-oriented, monolithic, or tied to Python. Nobody has built a microservice-native, Quarkus/JVM, gRPC-first, type-safe pipeline engine like The Pipeline Framework.
pipelineframework.org
#java #quarkus #microservices #reactive
pipelineframework.org
#java #quarkus #microservices #reactive
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Too often we see development teams struggle to finish a project. Here is a nice open-source framework I wrote to help with your upcoming microservices (or legacy!) project: the pipeline framework.
github.com/mbarcia/CSV-...
Would like to know more?
#kubernetes #quarkus #microservices
github.com/mbarcia/CSV-...
Would like to know more?
#kubernetes #quarkus #microservices
September 17, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Too often we see development teams struggle to finish a project. Here is a nice open-source framework I wrote to help with your upcoming microservices (or legacy!) project: the pipeline framework.
github.com/mbarcia/CSV-...
Would like to know more?
#kubernetes #quarkus #microservices
github.com/mbarcia/CSV-...
Would like to know more?
#kubernetes #quarkus #microservices
The hardest part might not be scaling microservices — it might just be having the courage to escape the monolith’s gravity the very first time. If your team has gone through this journey, what was your biggest first #microservices pain point?
dev.to/mbarcia/the-...
dev.to/mbarcia/the-...
The pioneering microservice
From the perspective of a monolith, handing over ownership of a piece of data to a microservice feels...
dev.to
August 20, 2025 at 3:39 PM
The hardest part might not be scaling microservices — it might just be having the courage to escape the monolith’s gravity the very first time. If your team has gone through this journey, what was your biggest first #microservices pain point?
dev.to/mbarcia/the-...
dev.to/mbarcia/the-...
Is there a tried-and-true methodology for breaking up a monolith into smaller microservices?
dev.to/mbarcia/from...
#functional
#ddd
#java
#microservices
dev.to/mbarcia/from...
#functional
#ddd
#java
#microservices
From Monolith to Microservices: surfing the pipeline
In my previous post I quickly covered how I did the breakup of the majestic monolith into smaller...
dev.to
July 24, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Is there a tried-and-true methodology for breaking up a monolith into smaller microservices?
dev.to/mbarcia/from...
#functional
#ddd
#java
#microservices
dev.to/mbarcia/from...
#functional
#ddd
#java
#microservices
From monolith to microservices, a thorough recap of what I've been doing lately (Part One).
#quarkus #springboot #grpc #unittest #microservices #java
dev.to/mbarcia/from...
#quarkus #springboot #grpc #unittest #microservices #java
dev.to/mbarcia/from...
From Monolith to Microservices: Lessons Learned Migrating the CSV Payments Processing project (Part One)
I've been building a CSV Payments Processing system, based on a real-world project I've worked on at...
dev.to
July 3, 2025 at 12:13 PM
From monolith to microservices, a thorough recap of what I've been doing lately (Part One).
#quarkus #springboot #grpc #unittest #microservices #java
dev.to/mbarcia/from...
#quarkus #springboot #grpc #unittest #microservices #java
dev.to/mbarcia/from...
This is an anecdote really, but draws a very interesting conclusion.
... it's the paradigm change that calls for a great deal of adaptation.
#java #programming #grpc #exceptions
dev.to/mbarcia/what...
... it's the paradigm change that calls for a great deal of adaptation.
#java #programming #grpc #exceptions
dev.to/mbarcia/what...
What I've learned about distributed services (part three)
This is an anecdote really, but draws a very interesting conclusion. As it turns out when you...
dev.to
June 25, 2025 at 12:40 PM
This is an anecdote really, but draws a very interesting conclusion.
... it's the paradigm change that calls for a great deal of adaptation.
#java #programming #grpc #exceptions
dev.to/mbarcia/what...
... it's the paradigm change that calls for a great deal of adaptation.
#java #programming #grpc #exceptions
dev.to/mbarcia/what...
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“Can we go outside and play now?”
“Soon, boy.”
“You said that ten minutes ago.”
“As soon as I finish my cof-“
“Oops.”
“You did that on purpose.”
“It slipped.”
“I’ll get my coat.”
“Excellent.”
“Soon, boy.”
“You said that ten minutes ago.”
“As soon as I finish my cof-“
“Oops.”
“You did that on purpose.”
“It slipped.”
“I’ll get my coat.”
“Excellent.”
May 28, 2025 at 12:43 PM
“Can we go outside and play now?”
“Soon, boy.”
“You said that ten minutes ago.”
“As soon as I finish my cof-“
“Oops.”
“You did that on purpose.”
“It slipped.”
“I’ll get my coat.”
“Excellent.”
“Soon, boy.”
“You said that ten minutes ago.”
“As soon as I finish my cof-“
“Oops.”
“You did that on purpose.”
“It slipped.”
“I’ll get my coat.”
“Excellent.”
Developers do this all the time when writing any piece of Java code, so it's great to give this thing a fancy name and cite all the benefits associated with it. #java #programming #DEVCommunity
The exception translation pattern
📌 TL;DR The exception translation pattern: Cleans up APIs Enforces robust error...
dev.to
May 23, 2025 at 11:04 AM
Developers do this all the time when writing any piece of Java code, so it's great to give this thing a fancy name and cite all the benefits associated with it. #java #programming #DEVCommunity
Excited to kick off a series on CSV file processing in a distributed systems environment! 🚀 Your comments are welcome, and feel free to share if you find it relevant. Thanks in advance for your engagement! #microservices #Java #grpc #restapi
dev.to/bzqkkrng4g/w...
dev.to/bzqkkrng4g/w...
What I've learned about distributed services
Whilst I had built distributed software services before, this time was a different scenario...
dev.to
May 22, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Excited to kick off a series on CSV file processing in a distributed systems environment! 🚀 Your comments are welcome, and feel free to share if you find it relevant. Thanks in advance for your engagement! #microservices #Java #grpc #restapi
dev.to/bzqkkrng4g/w...
dev.to/bzqkkrng4g/w...
Reposted by Mariano Barcia
Why give front page prominence to such lies and propaganda?
The UK press always seems to run with the far-rights views as most prominent.
Why not “Le Pen in denial, seeks to spin her conviction”?
The UK press always seems to run with the far-rights views as most prominent.
Why not “Le Pen in denial, seeks to spin her conviction”?
April 1, 2025 at 6:32 AM
Why give front page prominence to such lies and propaganda?
The UK press always seems to run with the far-rights views as most prominent.
Why not “Le Pen in denial, seeks to spin her conviction”?
The UK press always seems to run with the far-rights views as most prominent.
Why not “Le Pen in denial, seeks to spin her conviction”?
Reposted by Mariano Barcia
