Phillip Kruger

Phillip is a software developer and a systems architect who knacks for solving problems. He has a passion for clean code and evolutionary architecture. He blogs about all technical things.

Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerNovember 17th, 2020
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Stylish API
In this blog post we are going to look at the new styling and other new options available in OpenAPI…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerNovember 6th, 2020
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Experimental GraphQL
This blog post is a follow up on the initial introductory post, Supersonic Subatomic GraphQL, and here we will explore…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerAugust 26th, 2020
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MicroProfile OpenAPI for everyone
MicroProfile OpenAPI is primarily used for adding OpenAPI to JAX-RS Endpoints. In this blog post we will look at how…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerJune 14th, 2020
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Supersonic Subatomic GraphQL
MicroProfile GraphQL is now included in the just released version 1.5.0 of Quarkus. You can now use code.quarkus.io to get…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerSeptember 25th, 2019
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Proposed namespace for Jakarta EE
Disclaimer: This is my personal opinion and does not represent the view of my employer. By now everyone know that…
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Core Java
Phillip KrugerMay 6th, 2019
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When using JAXB
Not many examples show this, but how you use JAXB in your application can make a huge difference in the…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerAugust 24th, 2018
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Swagger UI on MicroProfile OpenAPI
MicroProfile OpenApi gives us a standardized way to describe our JAX-RS API’s using OpenApi 3. If you have used swagger-jaxrs…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerAugust 22nd, 2018
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Reusable MicroProfile Health probes
MicroProfile Health API is a very basic API to report the state of your service, based on one or more…
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Enterprise Java
Phillip KrugerAugust 14th, 2018
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A configurable JAX-RS ExceptionMapper with MicroProfile Config
When you create REST services with JAX-RS, you typically either return nothing (so HTTP 201/2/4 etc) or some data, potentially…
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