Hi, I'm Potito Coluccelli alias TiTo, an experienced software engineer with a passion for technology and programming. Throughout my career, I've worked as a Java software developer and middleware consultant. I currently work as a Software engineer and Team Leader.
The theme of this site is freely inspired by the UI of the TurboPascal, to which I am particularly attached because it was my first development environment, after the BASIC on Commodore 128D, and I miss it a little.
Take a look at some of my recent works. If you like them, please feel free to share.
I don't take any responsibility for any damages caused by the use of the information provided on this site. The information is intended for educational purposes only and should not be taken as professional advice, use it at your own risk.
- Rest Services With Spring and JPA: Checkout my Manning liveProject Series
- Creating Hierarchical Item Lists in Flutter: A Step-by-Step Guide. Part 2: Concluding our series, join me in this second and final article as I dive into the implementation of item trees in Flutter. Let's explore the process together in this two-part guide
- Creating Hierarchical Item Lists in Flutter: A Step-by-Step Guide. Part 1: In this post series, I'd like to share what I've discovered while implementing item trees in Flutter. Explore how I crafted a dynamic UI for User Stories, Bugs, and Tasks linked to Sprints, step by step.
- "Visiting" a Trivial Java Problem: How the simple problem of visiting objects in a collection, implementing different behavior based on the class of individual elements, can lead to religious wars and new solutions.
- Don't loop over find's output: Automating stuff with bash is a daily activity for every linux user. In this short post I want to share how I faced some find's unexpected behaviors
- Spring Boot migration, from version 2 to 3: I migrated a project from version 2 to version 3 of Spring Boot. In this post, I describe how I did it and what problems occurred, in the hope that it will simplify the work for those who want to make this upgrade.
- Make a Telegram Bot for free with MongoDB Atlas. Part 2: In this post we will see how I implemented a scheduled message for the Telegram bot we have seen in the first part of this little series, using the Triggers feature offered by the MongoDB Atlas platform.
- Make a Telegram Bot for free with MongoDB Atlas. Part 1: In this post I want to share how I implemented a simple Telegram bot for free, using MongoDB Atlas, an integrated suite of cloud database that offers a very interesting free plan that allows to expose REST services, useful as webhook for Telegram Bot API. If you want to implement a simple bot for your telegram group, check out this post and I hope you'll enjoy the tutorial.