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1 m² of source code and a single Java interface to tame it

By Ted VinkeBlog

You know that most of the task planners or calendar apps have features when you create a todo, task or meeting they try to be “smart” in filling in as…

27 mei 2020

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Wachtwoorden: 3 mythes, 4 fouten en 5 tips voor gebruikers

By Bram PatelskiBlog, First8 nieuwsberichten

Wachtwoorden…. nog steeds het belangrijkste authenticatie mechanisme: het bewijs dat je bent wie je zegt dat je bent. We hebben er bovendien tientallen, zo niet honderden. Allemaal met andere eisen,…

8 februari 2018

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Functional Java by Example | Part 3 – Don’t Use Exceptions to Control Flow

By Ted VinkeBlog

This is part 3 of the series called “Functional Java by Example” and is a cross-post from my personal blog. The example I’m evolving in each part of the series…

19 januari 2018

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5 overeenkomsten tussen Lego en First8

By Bram PatelskiBlog

Uitdaging Afgelopen december hebben we met onderstaande groep bij First8 een zaterdag besteed aan een mooie uitdaging. We bouwden het grootste, meest complexe en uitdagende Lego model dat verkrijgbaar is:…

5 januari 2018

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Functional Java by Example | Part 2 – Tell a Story

By Ted VinkeBlog

This is part 2 of the series called “Functional Java by Example”. The example I’m evolving in each part of the series is some kind of “feed handler” which processes…

24 november 2017

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Functional Java by Example | Part 1 – From Imperative to Declarative

By Ted VinkeBlog

Functional Programming (FP) is about avoiding reassigning variables, avoiding mutable data structures, avoiding state and favoring functions all-the-way. What can we learn from FP if we would apply functional techniques…

7 november 2017

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Why is Spring’s Health Down, Down, Up, Up, Up and Down again?

By Ted VinkeBlog

Why Our new JavaScript client application regularly calls the /health endpoint of our Grails backend to determine on- of offline state. Things started to become “funny” with it.

25 oktober 2017

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Jenkins shared libraries: tested

By Braam WijsmullerBlog

Jenkins is a very neat tool to implement a continuous delivery process, mainly due to its flexibility. Sometimes it can be hard though to keep complexity low, and when that…

15 oktober 2017

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Spring WebFlux annotation based

By Bas PassonBlog

The release of Spring Framework version 5 is just around the corner and it contains a lot of new features. One of those is the WebFlux framework. It adds support…

5 oktober 2017

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Strangling pipelines

By Braam WijsmullerBlog

Strangling pipelines This practical example is about the strangulation pattern, as explained by Martin Fowler here, applied to pipelines. The situation Right after ditching the old manually managed Jenkins…

29 augustus 2017

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MET HART EN ZIEL VOOR TECHNOLOGIE

1 m² of source code and a single Java interface to tame it

Wachtwoorden: 3 mythes, 4 fouten en 5 tips voor gebruikers

Functional Java by Example | Part 3 – Don’t Use Exceptions to Control Flow

5 overeenkomsten tussen Lego en First8

Functional Java by Example | Part 2 – Tell a Story

Functional Java by Example | Part 1 – From Imperative to Declarative

Why is Spring’s Health Down, Down, Up, Up, Up and Down again?

Jenkins shared libraries: tested

Spring WebFlux annotation based

Strangling pipelines

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