23 November 2012
On staying DRY with Spring config
to use xml. The article gives an example of how one could proceed to setup a lot
of configuration once and for all (i.e. for all future projects).
30 October 2012
Force resource reloads after deploying your web application
25 October 2012
Gotta Catch ’Em All - 100% test coverage
15 October 2012
42 does Constraint violations, Query optimization and L2 Caching
11 October 2012
Instruct your Java application to facilitate the browser cache
02 October 2012
JOSS architecture approaches for integrating with OpenStack Object Storage
24 September 2012
JOSS Tutorial: using JOSS to access OpenStack Storage
16 September 2012
Accessing OpenStack Object Storage with Java through JOSS
25 June 2012
Agile Feedback on GUI and UX
11 June 2012
Integrating JavaScript web applications with a web service using Crowd
22 May 2012
Fragile Agile explained
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See you at GOTO Amsterdam!
Securing Stateless Web Service with Spring Security 3 and Crowd
Connecting to a JVM programmatically
This blog describes how this can be done by code running on the same system as the JVM’s from which information is needed.
08 May 2012
Fragile Agile - a cardgame on quality in software development
25 April 2012
Making web applications available offline
17 April 2012
REST and DDD: incompatible?
The past years, we’ve seen two new terms become popular: REST (REpresentational State Transfer) and DDD (Domain Driven Design). However, where DDD is often used to prevent an Anemic Domain (now considered an anti-pattern), a domain model for REST is often anemic. This blog post explains how we can reconcile these opposites.
27 March 2012
Running Cross Product Integration Tests for Atlassian Plugins
22 February 2012
“Do Not Optimize Prematurely”, but be careful!
17 February 2012
Workshops on Java and the Database
01 February 2012
JavaEE 6 Web Profile and the Instant Developer Experience
When starting a new project, its common to create an "Instant Developer Experience": a new developer can get started by issuing two commands: get the code, and build&run the application. The only things needed are Java, Maven and an IDE.
30 January 2012
Managing Complexity - Multiple Components and Release Schedules
Have you ever needed to simultaniously develop in several modules? Did those modules have their own trunk/tags/branches in subversion, their own release cycle, etc.? Did everything build with a single Maven command?