Rasmus Ros wrote "From Stringly to Strongly Typed," an article describing a Kotlin library that solves one half of typed schema access: how to read the data. But data isn't just accessible; it's related to other data, and that half he's deferring to a future post. The deferred half is well-trodden ground, and the reasons we don't tread it are worth knowing.
Quarkdown, a documentation system using "markdown with superpowers", has been released. Changes include quite a few useful documentation elements (key bindings, path specifications, other useful presentation elements) but the core focus is on the project and its scope.
JetBrains' Koog agent framework now integrates directly with Spring AI, layering agent orchestration - multi-step workflows, fault-tolerant checkpointing, history compression - on top of your existing Spring AI setup without replacing it.