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#java#bedrock#bedrock_edition#bedrock_to_java#bungee#fabric#geyser#geysermc#hacktoberfest#java#java_edition#minecraft#minecraft_bedrock_edition#packet#pe#protocol#proxy#spigot#translator#velocity Geyser is a free tool that lets you play Minecraft across different versions by connecting Minecraft Java Edition servers. It works by translating data between the two game versions, enabling cross-platform play on devices like Windows, iOS, Android, and consoles. You can install it as a plugin or standalone, and it supports recent Minecraft versions. This means you can join Java servers even if you only have Bedrock Edition, expanding your multiplayer options without needing a separate Java account if you use the Floodgate plugin. It’s great for seamless crossplay but may have some minor limitations due to game differences[1][2][5]. https://github.com/GeyserMC/Geyser

#java#anthropic#chatgpt#chroma#embeddings#gemini#gpt#huggingface#java#langchain#llama#milvus#ollama#onnx#openai#openai_api#pgvector#pinecone#vector_database#weaviate LangChain4j helps you add powerful AI to your Java applications by making it easy to use Large Language Models (LLMs). It provides a simple way to switch between different LLMs and embedding stores without needing to learn each one's specific API. This means you can easily experiment with different models and tools, making your development process faster and more flexible. LangChain4j also offers many examples and tools to help you build complex AI applications quickly, such as chatbots and retrieval systems. This simplifies the integration of AI into your projects, allowing you to focus on creating better applications. https://github.com/langchain4j/langchain4j

#java#cloud_native#hacktoberfest#java#kubernetes#reactive Quarkus is a Java framework designed for cloud-native and container-first applications, making Java apps start up much faster and use less memory, which lowers cloud costs. It supports both traditional and reactive programming styles in one framework, so you can develop efficiently without learning new tools. Quarkus uses build-time processing and can compile to native images for even better performance. It integrates popular Java standards and libraries, making development smoother and more enjoyable. This means you can build modern, fast, and cost-effective Java applications easily, especially for Kubernetes and cloud environments[1][2][4][5]. https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus

#java#ai#apache_kafka#aws#azure#cloud#cloud_first#cloud_native#ebs#gcp#kafka#llm#messaging#minio#s3#serverless#spot#streaming AutoMQ provides a cloud-native alternative to Apache Kafka that runs on S3 storage, cutting costs by up to 90% while enabling instant scaling and eliminating cross-zone traffic fees. It offers high reliability, serverless operation, and full Kafka compatibility, making it easier and cheaper to manage large-scale data streaming without sacrificing performance or features. https://github.com/AutoMQ/automq

#java#amazon#aws#aws_sdk#hacktoberfest#java The AWS SDK for Java 2.0 is a major upgrade offering non-blocking I/O for faster performance, customizable HTTP implementations, and easier integration with AWS services like S3 and DynamoDB through Maven, helping developers build scalable applications efficiently. https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-java-v2