Java
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Spring Annotations I never had the chance to use part 2: @ConfigurationProperties
Few days ago, I accidentally stumbled upon a Spring annotation from Spring Boot project while I was checking something else.…
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Managing multiple Java installations
With more and more Java releases coming up, it’ll be more interesting to manage multiple Java installations on your local…
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Spring has you covered, again: consumer-driven contract testing for messaging continued
In the previous post we have started to talk about consumer-driven contract testing in the context of the message-based communications.…
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Selenium 4 Alpha – What to Expect?
Selenium 4 Alpha- What to Expect? Back in August of 2018 the whole testing automation community had been struck by…
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Extending the AWS Ecosystem with Universal Data Access
Amazon Web Services (AWS) helps organizations host and manage their data processes, like building data visualizations and performing ETL tasks.…
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Desired Capabilities in Selenium Testing With Examples
Desired Capabilities is a class used to declare a set of basic requirements such as combinations of browsers, operating systems,…
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Java: Release of Speedment 3.2 – Now Enabling Lightweight Database Microservices
Several traditional ORMs do not fully honor Java module encapsulation (JPMS). This often means a lot of unnecessary files and…
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Repeated code
Introduction It is usually not good to have copy/paste code in our Java application but sometimes it is unavoidable. For…
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Java: How to Create Lightweight Database Microservices
The number of cloud-based Java database applications grows by the minute. Many organizations deploy hundreds if not thousands of microservice…
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