Apache Shiro 1.9.0 has been released. This article will give a short overview of what has been changed in the build since Apache Shiro 1.8.0.

Whenever you set up a project or if you are a big company: You should host a file .well-known/security.txt so others can contact you in case of incidents or security reports. Here is what it is about and how we implemented it using JBake in Apache Shiro‘s site.

GridCoin-Mining on an old Raspberry Pi 1B? Just 512 MiB of RAM and barely 1000Mhz? Yes, it is possible. You just cannot compile it on your Pi. But it does work for staking. A how-to. And yes, this totally just a project for fun, because you cannot mine efficiently on this device!

While Java 17 from IBM (Semeru Runtime with OpenJ9) is not GA'd yet, this doesn't mean you cannot create an image yourself with the milestone builds. This is how it is done.

Another challenge we (the Apache Shiro Team) faced with our new JBake website was to re-re-add the "edit this page on GitHub" link at the bottom of the page. But it can be done with a workaround as long as the related bug is not solved.

The web site of Apache Shiro is in ongoing transformation to use jbake instead of scms. Some thoughts about the whys and hows (and what was great about SCMS).

Apache Shiro 1.8.0 wurde letzte Woche freigegeben (released). In diesem Artikel gebe ich eine kurze Übersicht über die Änderungen seit Apache Shiro 1.7.1.

Apache Shiro 1.8.0 has been released. This article will give a short overview of what has changed since Apache Shiro 1.7.1.