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- By David Hatanian
- Posted 31 Jan 2016
Isolating integration tests and mocking dependencies with Spring Boot
Integration tests can be slow and unreliable because they depend on too many components in the system. Up to a certain point, this is unavoidable: integration tests are here to validate how each part of your system plays with other internal or external components. We...
- By Mashooq Badar
- Posted 15 Jan 2016
Premature Microservices
Building your app from the very start as microservices is not a great idea! Their deployment is complex - regardless of how good your microservices infra is. They create boundaries in your application that resist change. Software applications are complex systems and complex systems are...
- By Pedro Santos
- Posted 15 Jan 2016
GitHubAnimator
The Beginning Inspired by my friend @SamirTalwar and the initiative he set upon himself to automate the world I picked up on an idea I had many months ago. Automating the generation of presentations using GitHub commits. What Problem am I Trying to Solve? Often...
- By Mashooq Badar
- Posted 10 Jan 2016
Clojure VIM Environment
The Cursive plugin for Clojure is now out of its beta testing phase. I have been using it throughout its beta program and, I must say, it is pretty good. Sure, the refactoring capabilities are not quite on a par with those of IntelliJ for...
- By Felipe Fernández
- Posted 13 Dec 2015
Testing multithreaded code in Java
Testing multithreaded code is a tough challenge. The first advice that you get when trying to test concurrency is to isolate your concurrent concerns in the code as much as possible. This a general design advice but in this case it's even more important. Make...
- By Tomaz Tekavec
- Posted 25 Nov 2015
Mouseless Programming
To be honest, I used to be quite a power mouse user. Looking back and trying to figure out why I got addicted, it probably happened when Microsoft released Word 6.0 with its twenty-some toolbars with thirty-some buttons in each toolbar. I didn't remember many...
- By Alessandro Di Gioia
- Posted 25 Nov 2015
Property based testing
Background Craftsmanship in software strives for high, predictable, repeatable and affordable quality. This is the reason why we care about design, code reviews and of course testing. Test Driven Development helps us create a flexible implementation that meets the expectations of our clients in terms...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 22 Nov 2015
Changing Scalatra and sbt default directories
Conventions are not always good. I recently started a new internal web project at Codurance and I decided to use Scala. As I'm not a fan of big frameworks, I chose Scalatra as a micro web framework. The first challenge was that I wanted to...
- By Mani Sarkar
- Posted 22 Nov 2015
My first couple of months at Codurance
Some background Some of you may know me from the various meetups in the city, especially my attendance at a number of LJC and LSCC meetup events. Attending these events I learnt about various conferences like Devoxx, SoCraTes, JAX London, Java2Days, OpenFest, and I ended...
- By David Hatanian
- Posted 19 Nov 2015
Configuring an enterprise app sucks
There has been quite a lot of discussion over the last years about how configuration should be managed as code, be it software settings or infrastructure configuration: For infrastructure, all the cool kids now use Docker, Vagrant or some other tool that allows you to...
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