Jonathan Halterman

@ChristianSchwarz I don't mind switching to an MIT license if Mockito decides to use TypeTools. We do have an outstanding [issue](https://github.com/jhalterman/typetools/issues/34) around resolving lambdas in Java 9, but there seems...

@yrashk I saw that discussion... I'm not an OSGi user myself, but I'd be fine with marking `sun.reflect` as optional (or taking a pull request along those lines) so long...

I've never tried pro-guard'ing it. Where are you getting a NPE? Can you post a stacktrace?

Thanks for the heads up @jroper. I was aware of the Serializable solution, but dismissed it early on since it obviously only works with Serializable lambdas. I think you're right...

Auto recognizing sounds good. I would have the formatting be optional, enabled via a button though, since some people may not want to save formatted code to their ZNode.

Using Zoonavigator heavily right now and wondering again about auto-formatting. Did you end up doing anything with this? For me, every time I open a znode the first thing I...

I agree, that auto-formatting would be bad for some cases. It would be nice to have as a toggle though, so when I just want to browse data I can...

Hi Jose - There's nothing like this for `RateLimiter` yet, but I'd be happy to add something if it makes sense. One approach would be to let you provide a...

> To answer your question, the rate will remain consistent. It will always allow 60 requests per second. However, as mentioned before, the problem is that you never know how...

> Perhaps RateLimiter is not what I need That's what I'm wondering since the server is already doing the rate limiting for you. The client just needs to follow the...