Lessons Learned in and News in February 2019
This is what I learned in February 2019: I love GitKraken. However, it is/was one of the few tools I couldn’t use without touching my mouse. But using th...
This is what I learned in February 2019: I love GitKraken. However, it is/was one of the few tools I couldn’t use without touching my mouse. But using th...
While writing some Protractor tests yesterday, I came across this error: Failed: element not interactable (Session info: chrome=71.0.3578.98) (Driver in...
This is what I learned in January 2019: Here’s a nice short introduction to JSON via Youtube. The same guy did an awesome video about 8 super heroic Linu...
Recently, I joined a new project. As always when this happens, I got a ton of new credentials for websites, platforms and so on. This flood can easily be man...
I spend quite some time implementing a login using Active Directory via LDAP for our Spring Boot 2 application, using Spring Security. This article outlines ...
This is what I learned in December 2018: Already a while ago, I began using the wonderful KeyJump extension in my browser Vivaldi. It allows mouseless na...
Some values of an application have to be provided from “the outside” of the application, for example the secret of a JSON Web Token (JWT). This secret must r...
This will be a short one. I am working on an Angular 6 application that is deployed on a Pivotal Cloud Foundry, using the nginx-buildpack. With the default ...
This article is about deploying an Angular 6 application to Pivotal Cloud Foundry so that URLs without a hash can be used. First, some Angular background. A...