Het wordt wel de grootste Java conferentie genoemd van Amerika, DevNexus in Atlanta (Georgia, VS)! …
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Crux: Een bitemporal document database
[Mitchell] Op 19 April 2019 is de eerste Alpha versie van Crux uitgekomen. Crux is …
Read More »Unit test je architectuur met ArchUnit
[Michel Schudel]Als ontwikkelaar zal je het wel herkennen: je start op een groot project dat …
Read More »J-Spring ticket sale has opened!
J-Spring 2022 is coming June 8th to Jaarbeurs Utrecht and the ticket sale has …
Read More »Playing practically with Stream API
Let’s learn java stream API with a few practical examples
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Read More »Cassandra Database Migration to Kubernetes with Zero Downtime
K8ssandra is a cloud-native distribution of the Apache Cassandra® database that runs on Kubernetes, with a suite of tools to ease and automate operational tasks. In this post, we’ll walk you through a database migration from a Cassandra cluster running …
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Read More »Building Reactive Java Applications with Spring Framework
Pretty much all Java developers are familiar with Spring Pet Clinic. In this article, we have given a walkthrough of the reactive implementation of it using Apache Cassandra.
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Read More »Introducing 140 Second Ducklings: What is Debugging?
I’m launching a new Twitter video series that will focus on teaching the concepts of debugging (and other concepts) in small video bites
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Read More »Backpressure in Reactive Systems
Considering a fast data producer and a slow data consumer, backpressure is the mechanism that “pushes back” on the producer not to be overwhelmed by data.
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Read More »Debugging RAM: Detect/Fix Memory Leaks in Managed Languages – Heap Deep Dive (Part 2)
Java and JavaScript are garbage collected languages. But memory leaks can still plague them. How to avoid, detect, and fix heap problems?
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