AWS re:Invent Travel Guide So, you’ll soon be on your way to one of the biggest events taking place in the tech world. And, if you’re like us, you’ll want to arrive prepared.
PGS Software Appears in Nationwide Business Newspaper PGS Software S.A., an IT firm worth over 81 million euros, made its way to the big leagues of business by remaining grounded and people-oriented.
LINQPad – The .NET Programmer’s Playground I use LINQPad almost every day to execute any C# code I write. If you want to see how valuable tool it is, just read this article till the end.
JUnit 5 – a New Java Unit Testing Method Testing your application should be a development step just as important as programming. Of course, testing everything manually would be very time-consuming and tiring. When you think of “unit testing”, I bet you think of JUnit. The new, fifth version of this framework caught my attention some time ago and so I decided to share a few facts and code samples.
Hoverfly – your best friend in API simulation There is no doubt that developing and testing in microservice architecture is difficult, due to many dependencies. This article describes how Hoverfly, the smallest service virtualisation tool out there, addresses a few problems you may encounter at work.
The Messages View – Online Communicators Made Easy Our objective was to create a universal messages view for all types of communicator messaging apps. This idea was flagged by our team leader during one of our brainstorming sessions. What quickly caught our attention when we were attempting to create a user comments screen in our other project was the lack of a similar component in an open source space.
Spark Memory Management Part 2 – Push It to the Limits In Spark Memory Management Part 1 – Push it to the Limits, I mentioned that memory plays a crucial role in Big Data applications. This article analyses a few popular memory contentions and describes how Apache Spark handles them.
