30 August 2025

Server-Side WebAssembly

Tech Review:

Server-Side WebAssembly
Lightweight apps with Wasm
 

Danilo Chiarlone
MEAP began October 2024 Last updated August 2025 Publication in Early 2026


https://www.manning.com/books/server-side-webassembly

 

19 August 2025

Data Preparation for AI and Analytics

Tech Review:

Data Preparation for AI and Analytics
From data to insights
Benoît Cayla

MEAP began December 2024 Last updated May 2025 Publication in October 2025 (estimated) 
ISBN 9781633435742 300 pages (estimated) 

We regret that we will not be publishing this title.


https://www.manning.com/books/data-preparation-for-ai-and-analytics-cx

13 May 2025

Laconismo

 

m. Cualidad de lacónico, especialmente aplicado a la brevedad de la expresión.

30 April 2025

What is Apache Camel?


 

 What is Apache Camel?

·Definition: Apache Camel is an open-source integration framework.
·Purpose: Simplifies integration tasks by providing a standardized approach.
·“Camel is an Open Source integration framework that empowers you to quickly and easily integrate various systems consuming or producing data.” https://camel.apache.org/
 
  Key Features
 
§DSL (Domain Specific Language): Supports Java, XML, Groovy, Kotlin, etc.
§Components: Over 300 components for various protocols (, including HTTP, JMS, FTP, Kafka, ActiveMQ, and databases) and data formats. (XML, Swift MT/MX)
§Routing and Mediation: Powerful routing and mediation engine.
§Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIPs) Apache Camel implements a wide range of EIPs, enabling developers to create complex integration logic using standardized patterns.
§Lightweight and Modular Camel can be embedded in various runtime environments such as Spring Boot, Quarkus, standalone Java applications, K8s
§Monitoring and Management Offers tools like JMX, Micrometer, and Camel K integrations for monitoring and managing routes.
 
Architecture
 
·Camel Context: Core container for routing rules.
·Routes: Define the flow of messages.
·Components: Connectors to external systems.
 
Example Route
 

 
uExplanation: Reads files from input, logs the content, transforms, and writes to output.
uCons: it uses XSLT for the transformation
uThe data format leverages the library Prowide ISO 20022 to encode and decode SWIFT MX messages.
 Use Cases 
·Enterprise Integration: Connecting different enterprise systems.
·Microservices: Integrating microservices in a cloud environment.
·Data Transformation: Converting data formats between systems and enrichment.
 
DSL 
Choose Java DSL for:
Complex routing and dynamic logic.
Teams with Java expertise.
Projects where integration routes are tightly
coupled with application logic.
Choose XML DSL for:
Readability by non-developers or integration-focused teams.
Static routing requirements or Spring integration.
Projects where routing is separated from application code.
Choose YAML DSL for:
Cloud-native environments (e.g., Camel K).
Lightweight, declarative configurations.
Quick and simple integrations with minimal custom logic.


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