https://ismailbenhallam.com Personal blog feed of Ismaïl BENHALLAM en-us contact@ismailbenhallam.com (Ismaïl BENHALLAM) Mon, 19 Oct 2026 22:06:37 GMT Mon, 19 Oct 2026 22:06:37 GMT https://dev.to/ismailbenhallam/kotlin-with-spring-boot-setup-14ec https://dev.to/ismailbenhallam/kotlin-with-spring-boot-setup-14ec Thu, 09 Mar 2023 00:00:00 GMT kotlinspring_boot As we known, Kotlin has a compiler for the JVM platform, which means all the codes written in Kotlin can run on the JVM. Therefore, even though Spring itself is written entirely in Java, Spring applications could be written in Java or/and in Kotlin. However, Java and Kotlin are different languages, that means a Spring application written in Kotlin requires an extra configuration... As we known, Kotlin has a compiler for the JVM platform, which means all the codes written in Kotlin can run on the JVM. Therefore, even though Spring itself is written entirely in Java, Spring applications could be written in Java or/and in Kotlin. However, Java and Kotlin are different languages, that means a Spring application written in Kotlin requires an extra configuration...]]> https://dev.to/ismailbenhallam/restore-lost-commits-git-reflog-o76 https://dev.to/ismailbenhallam/restore-lost-commits-git-reflog-o76 Wed, 04 May 2022 00:00:00 GMT gitreflog Let's imagine you were working on your project, and you typed → my-project git:(master) git reset --hard HEAD~N Then you tapped Enter by mistake, maybe... Basically this means that you lost the last N commits, and right now you have a clean working tree. Don't be afraid, there is a solution to this situation... Let's imagine you were working on your project, and you typed
→ my-project git:(master) git reset --hard HEAD~N
Then you tapped Enter by mistake, maybe...
Basically this means that you lost the last N commits, and right now you have a clean working tree.
Don't be afraid, there is a solution to this situation...]]>