Phillip Kruger

Phillip is a software developer and a systems architect who knacks for solving problems. He has a passion for clean code and evolutionary architecture. He blogs about all technical things.

Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerAugust 10th, 2018
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Your own MicroProfile Config source
MicroProfile Config, that is part of the MicroProfile Specification, is the standardization for Java Enterprise and Microservices configuration. Out of…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerMay 17th, 2018
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GraphQL on Wildfly swarm
“GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. GraphQL provides…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerJanuary 2nd, 2018
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Hollowjars, Deployment scanner and why Wildfly swarm is cool
In a previous post I described how you can use OpenLiberty and maven to start the server, either as a…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerDecember 27th, 2017
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Fatjars, Thinwars and why OpenLiberty is cool
Fatjars Building a Fatjar (or Uberjar) that contains everything you need to run your application nicely packaged together means you…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerDecember 24th, 2017
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Some Factory Examples
Every now and then I find myself scratching through some of my old code to find that example “where I…
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Your own MicroProfile Config source

GraphQL on Wildfly swarm

Hollowjars, Deployment scanner and why Wildfly swarm is cool

Fatjars, Thinwars and why OpenLiberty is cool

Some Factory Examples

Thank you!