Reading Time: ~ 10 minutesOn a previous post, we talked about Processes. In this post, we will talk about ‘their offspring’, the Thread! What are threads? Threads are squiggly lines: But to be more realistic we can interpret the name Threads coming from: an analogy to the Thread of fabrics: they work together to span a piece of a …
Reading Time: ~ 2 minutesWhere is the idea coming from Uncle Bob once wrote on his “The Clean Coder” that there are a couple of concepts every programmer should know. You and I could add or remove a couple of items from this list, however I believe it is a good place to start from. So I would like …
Reading Time: ~ 3 minutesSupport. This is the reason I won’t migrate so fast out of Java8 completely. This is a short one! I recently wrote about Java9 and Java10, but I also wanted to share my opinion about the (now not so) new 6 month release cycle of Java. LTS The term Long Term Support first dropped into my …
Reading Time: ~ 6 minutesJava10 is the second minor version after Java9 and it is just around the corner. What can we expect? It seems not that long ago that Java9 came out. Indeed I only have had time to explore it now! However the next minor version, Java10, is already on the making and almost there. Actually it …
Reading Time: ~ 12 minutesFinally Java9 I have finally got around to experimenting with some of the Java9 new features. Yes I know that I took my sweet time, however as usual of me: having 2000 parallel projects and always finding new and interesting topics to read upon or try, does not help to get around of checking what …
Reading Time: ~ 3 minutesIf I start a new job now a days, there is so many things I do differently than the first time I’ve landed my first job. One of them is the fact that I would break the product I am to work with! Who is this for Of course if you are the boss you …
Reading Time: ~ 3 minutesThe first time I read “Domain Driven Design”, there was something that resonated with me right away: the concept of the Ubiquitous Language. Shared Terminology The Ubiquitous Language is a term coined by Eric Evans on his DDD book which boils down to “a set of terms and ideas shared between all members of the project and …
Reading Time: ~ 10 minutesOk, let’s take this right out of the way and Getdown to the point: Other than the name recalling the famous song from Kool & the Gang (which incidentally you feel like your computer broke when watching the video clip) this post doesn’t have any relation to the funk movement. UNLESS of course you get, …
Reading Time: ~ 4 minutesAlright! You need to get in, test that webapp or api and get out! All you need is a quick and simple Webserver to do your testing. And although you could start installing some stack like LAMP/WAMP, JARHEAD or whatever other acronyms they got now, it might just be too much bloat to get the …
Reading Time: ~ 3 minutesLet’s create a new Maven Project in IntelliJ! It is quite easy. 4 Steps for creation of a Maven Project in IntelliJ Click on File > New > Project… Now select Maven as the project type and click Next. No need to select an archetype or such… Fill in the fields with the values that fit …