
Principal Software Engineer @IBMResearch - working on @ApacheCamel - creator of @citrus_test and @yaks_test automation frameworks - speaking for myself here
Randersacker, Germany
Joined February 2009
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Christoph Deppisch retweeted
Fast and easy integration testing with the Camel CLI Test Plugin camel.apache.org/blog/2026/1… #ApacheCamel
Christoph Deppisch retweeted
7,081 bugs reported. 7,070 fixed. 🤯
@ApacheCamel's 19-year track record boasts a 99.8% fix rate and a 1-day median resolution time. Open source at its best.
Read the report: camel.apache.org/blog/2026/0…
#Java #OpenSource
Christoph Deppisch retweeted
The DNA of Apache Camel: How a 42-File Commit Became the World's Integration Framework camel.apache.org/blog/2026/0… #ApacheCamel
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Apache Camel 4.19 released with support for Spring Boot v4
camel.apache.org/blog/2026/0…
Christoph Deppisch retweeted
We released Apache Camel 4.19.0 today. This is a new release with 283 new features and improvements: camel.apache.org/blog/2026/0… #ApacheCamel
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LLMs are great for solving known unknowns. They're confidently bad for dealing with unknown unknowns.
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Replying to @ApacheCamel
@ApacheCamel 4.18 LTS 🐪 has been released 🎉 and we wrote a blog post with the highlights ⚡ so you can get up to speed what's included: camel.apache.org/blog/2026/0…
This is the last release to support Spring Boot v3. We are working on adding support for Spring Boot v4 in the following 4.19 release, and that is expected in a month or so.
PS: My personal favourite is the new chain ~> operator 🔥 in the simple language
Christoph Deppisch retweeted
We released Apache Camel 4.18.0 today. This is a new LTS release with 174 new features and improvements: camel.apache.org/blog/2026/0… #ApacheCamel
Christoph Deppisch retweeted
#AI systems don't need to feel like magic. Sometimes all you need is a boring, predictable and reliable system that you can rely on.
developers.redhat.com/articl…
My JBang guide was stuck in 2020. Spent the weekend rewriting it from scratch.
Now covers dependency management, native images, Quarkus/Camel integration, and CI/CD workflows.
blog.marcnuri.com/jbang-intr…
#Java #JBang
Christoph Deppisch retweeted
Learned about Wanaku #MCP Router project, a brand new OSS by IBM/RedHat presented by lead developer @otavio021 at @DevoxxMA
Uses Apache Camel for routing 👀
github.com/wanaku-ai/wanaku
Christoph Deppisch retweeted
My article got featured on the Apache Camel’s LinkedIn group by one of the Principal engineers at IBM. 🙏🏾 Ngl it’s nice to be recognized in these little ways by titans in my community of practice. Check it out if you haven’t dev.to/joojodontoh/your-inte…
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Building an AI-Powered PDF Processing Pipeline with #Quarkus, #ApacheCamel, and #LangChain4j by @myfear the-main-thread.com/p/quarku…
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We released Apache Camel 4.15.0 today. This is a new release with 123 new features and improvements: camel.apache.org/blog/2025/1… #ApacheCamel
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The Devoxx Belgium presentations from the first Deep Dive day are now available on each talk’s detail page and on our YouTube channel. Enjoy! 🍿👀
m.devoxx.com/events/dvbe25
Hello @Devoxx Belgium, day 1 comes with some great choices already, make sure to show some love for API testing with OpenAPI and Citrus Framework by @timon_borter m.devoxx.com/events/dvbe25/t…
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Join me at #Devoxx tomorrow for "Practical API Testing with OpenAPI and @citrus_test"! Discover how to detect integration errors early and ship to production with confidence, like we do @PostFinance. Don't miss this Tools-in-Action session. View talk @ devoxx.be/talk?id=19146





















