I can't express with enough words how happy I'm to join the amazing group of @Java_Champions!
I need to say thank you to the global @java community for being so good to me since the day one.
Thank you also to my fellows from @soujava: it wouldn't be possible without you!
#java
Congratulations to new Java Champion @elderjava! apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/ace…
Elder Moraes retweeted
I think most people multi-tasking with agents could benefit from slowing down
most of the stuff you're doing wont really matter- what's your P0? what would it look like if you gave it your full attention?
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The first scans have already reported 77 critical and 803 high model-rated findings to maintainers, and we're still scanning more projects.
@thepunit shared an update, including a curl fix and what we've learned in the first week
xitter.cf/thepunit/status/211226…
Replying to @thepunit
A fix I'm excited about: curl, used by countless apps/devices to move data over the internet, just patched CVE-2026-92392. It's a high-severity memory-safety bug (a use-after-free) found with an early version of OSS Scanner.
@bagder called it one of curl's worst vulns in a long time, even if a crash is the likeliest outcome.
Thanks to Daniel and the curl team for fixing and writing it up so openly.
daniel.haxx.se/blog/2026/10/…
Replying to @Stephan007
1. Making a flying car: easy
2. Getting wife’s approval: well…
Elder Moraes retweeted

ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevsOct 16
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Claude writes about 90% of Claude Code's code.
From June to September, merged PRs more than doubled while the share reverted fell by more than 40%.
We wrote about how we changed code review to get there, and how to adopt it:
claude.dev/blog/solving-code…
Elder Moraes retweeted
Apache Camel 4.23 is out 🐫 The biggest Camel release in a long time: 1,030 tickets, 2,000+ commits, 63 contributors.
🧠 Semantic EIPs
🔐 OPA, OpenFGA, SPIFFE
🔀 Switch and Cache EIPs
🚩 OpenFeature flags
📬 Kafka share groups
⚡ Groovy 4× faster
camel.apache.org/blog/2026/1…
Hey, @OpenAI , I can't log in to the iOS app since this morning. All good with the browser and macOS desktop app.
cc: @thsottiaux
Replying to @aslambeg84
How to name one if they don't exist? 🤦♂️
Elder Moraes retweeted
So... In the last few days I have had my agents write:
1. A word processing app in which I will write future books. It replaces Scrivener.
2. A script writing app in which I will write future video scripts. It replaces FinalDraft.
3. Crapper, a tool that measures and records CRAP statistics for projects. The tool handles many different languages, and adding new ones is easy.
4. Mutator, a tool that runs mutation tests and records the results. The tool handles many different languages and adding new ones is easy.
5. Dryer, a tool that runs duplication analysis on a project. The tools handles many different language and adding new ones is easy.
6. UML-Viewer, a tool that displays the structure of a project in a UMLish diagram that shows modules and dependencies and highlights dependency cycles. Clicking on a module displays it's contents; which may be deeper UML diagrams or, at the leaves, code. The tools color codes the modules to reflect their CRAP and Mutation scores, and as you drill down you can see those scores for each module and function. The tool understands many different languages, and adding new languages is easy.
I recon that, last year, this would have been well over a man-year of effort.
All these tools are in github.com/unclebob. I advise you not to use them directly. Instead, point your agents at them and use them as templates to build the tools that are customized to your needs. The licenses are all BSD Zero, meaning that there are no strings. Do what you like.
Replying to @Devoxx @sKriemhild
Thanks for the opportunity! See you all in 2027.














