Herbstcampus 2016 - Git in the Context of Visual Studio and TFS
This article is part of a series about Herbstcampus 2016, a conference that took place in Nürnberg, Germany. Links to articles about other talks I visited th...
This article is part of a series about Herbstcampus 2016, a conference that took place in Nürnberg, Germany. Links to articles about other talks I visited th...
This is what I learned in May 2017: Microservices are THE hype nowadays. Because I didn’t see a reason to include this technology in my project and there...
A while ago, I put together checklists for the articles I wrote in my blog and the talks I gave at events such as Java User Group meetings. Soon I realized ...
This is what I learned in April 2017: Used Marp for the first time. It lets you create pdf from markdown. That is a great help for creating slides for my...
This is what I learned in March 2017: I wrote an article about using dependency injection via constructor instead of field injection. I knew that is the ...
Like other applications, my main project runs through several quality gates before being deployed on the production stage. For example, there is a developer ...
Yesterday, I changed all of our field-injected Spring-dependencies to constructor-injected. This @Autowired private MyOtherService myOtherService; became t...
This is what I learned in February 2017: I enhanced my transcript of Adrian Bolboacas code cast with System Rules by Stefan Birkner. The toolkit is able ...
Yesterday, I noticed a strange warning during a code review. IntelliJ IDEA warned me about this code: File folder = new File("path"); if(folder.listFiles() ...