by Łukasz Monkiewicz
Code Europe 2017 has come to a pass. It was really fun, there were many interesting talks about all the possible stuff, from Big Data, through Microservices and Serverless, to WebVR, React and all other frontend stuff. Here are few topics that I found interesting.
Get Noticed 2017 competition is coming to the end and here are few of my thoughts about it.
Docker is a really great piece of technology. It saves you all the trouble needed to install and configure things like databases, servers, message brokers and all other complicated stuff that you may need for developments. But sometimes, it also gives you a headache.
The time has come to use the database in Commutee. You can do it pretty easily using Spring Data Neo4j, here’s how.
If you want to work as a software developer, you will have to keep learning your whole life, so if you don’t like to learn, seek another career when you still can. But if you like to learn, here are some tips that may help you.
Commutee is coming along pretty slow, but it is moving forward! This time I have focused on reading real data.
Consumer-Driven Contracts is an interesting approach to the design and verification of API endpoints. The basic idea behind this is that the consumer decides how the API should work, not the server. Scary, isn’t it?
A miracle has occurred! I implemented few things for Commutee and that is great! 🙂
Creating REST endpoints has become pretty popular. All these microservices, APIs, simple backend applications for the frontend javascript apps often use REST for communication. But sometimes, requests that are made toward them may have errors. Bad format, missing required values, missing properties. How to handle it? Let’s see.
Last time I wrote about the general design of the Ports and Adapters architecture. I have also described how I plan to use this approach in the Commutee app with the focus on the primary ports, that is the entry points to the application. This time I’ll focus on the secondary ports, the ports that domain requires.
