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The Spring Team on Spring Framework 7 and Spring Boot 4

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By Karsten Silz, Phil Webb, Sam Brannen
| InfoQ Verified
Spring Boot 4's modularization improves startup times by reducing classpath checks for auto-configuration classes and producing smaller uber jars, though performance was not the primary driver of the change. Spring Framework 7 integrates retry and concurrency throttling directly into the core framework so that features such as RetryTemplate, @Retryable, and @ConcurrencyLimit are available without extra dependencies.
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Biodiversity Net Gain: VAT considerations for Land Managers

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By Elizabeth M. Hughes, Phil Webb
| Charles Russell Speechlys
The biodiversity net gain (BNG) requirements aim to improve habitat for wildlife. With some exceptions, providing a minimum 10% net gain in biodiversity is now a condition for all developments in England. Developers must submit a Biodiversity Gain Plan to the Local Planning Authority and have this approved before starting work on site. The intention is to increase biodiversity on the development site itself.
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Phil Webb: Katie Britt shows the courage to lead during partisan times

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By Phil Webb
| Yellowhammer News
I am certain that this exact sequence will take place at countless Thanksgiving tables across Alabama today. After carving the turkey and passing the potatoes, the discussion will somehow turn to politics no matter how hard everyone tries to avoid it, and before you know it, family members from differing parties with opposing opinions will be arguing and yelling over the controversial issues of the day. It is a symptom of the ultra-partisan times in which we live.
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