Arthur Arts

Arthur Arts is an experienced Enterprise Java software engineer and hands-on Agile Coach and Scrum Master. He has a strong focus on agile engineering principles and practices and loves to share his knowledge and learn from others. He has his own company Coded Value, is a passionate photographer and writes for agilearts.nl.

Core Java
Arthur ArtsJuly 10th, 2015
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Code Challenge “Vrolijke Framboos” Postmortem
Tuesday we had our second ever “Vrolijke Framboos” (Dutch for Happy Raspberry) Java code challenge at JDriven and it was…
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Scala
Arthur ArtsApril 28th, 2015
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Scala Snippet: How to filter a list in Scala
In Scala, filtering and processing collections is easy and elegant. There are many filtermethods available, but the most used will…
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Agile
Arthur ArtsApril 21st, 2015
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Bruce Lee’s Top 5 Agile Coaching Tips
When I was a kid, I was a big Bruce Lee fan. I walked around the playground rubbing my nose…
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Scala
Arthur ArtsApril 16th, 2015
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Scala Snippet: Object, Companion Object and Static Methods
If you are a Java developer moving to Scala, one notable difference in terminology that can cause confusion is the…
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Scala
Arthur ArtsApril 13th, 2015
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Scala Snippet: Case Class vs plain ordinary Class
In Scala there exist the construct of a ‘case class’. According to Martin Odersky this supports you to write a…
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Scala
Arthur ArtsApril 8th, 2015
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Alternating between Spray-servlet and Spray-can
On a server you may want to deploy your application as a war. How to build a war with spray-servlet.…
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Scala
Arthur ArtsMarch 26th, 2015
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Building a war with spray-servlet
We will use spray-servlet to build a war file of our API. So we can run it in a java…
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Scala
Arthur ArtsMarch 19th, 2015
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Building a rest api with spray
Building a rest api with akka and spray is easy. This is how I did it: SprayApiApp: …
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Scala
Arthur ArtsMarch 18th, 2015
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Chaining futures in scala
Suppose I want to make coffee. This involves 4 steps: 1a. grind coffee beans 1b. heat water 2. combine 3.…
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