Java
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JUnit rules â executing additional verification when exceptions are thrown
In this post I will show you quickly how handy JUnit rules are if you need to solve the following challenge…
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Traditional Web Apps And RESTful APIs
When we are building web applications these days, it is considered a best practice to expose all our functionality as…
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Possible Ways forward for MVC 1.0
As mentioned in Aggressive Road Map for Java EE 8, MVC 1.0 is left out of the plans for Java EE…
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JUnit vs TestNG: Which Testing Framework Should You Choose?
JUnit vs TestNG: The testing frameworks showdown Testing is an inseparable part of the software release cycle in well balanced…
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Generating bytecode
In this post we are going to see how to generate bytecode for our language. So far we have seen…
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Replacing legacy Java EE application servers with microservices and containers
Lightbend recently ran a survey with more than 2000 JVM developers and the results just got published. The survey was…
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Arquillian Chameleon for the sake of simplicity
When using Arquillian, one of the things you need to do is defining under which container you want to execute all…
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JavaOne 2016 Essentials: 7 Events and Sessions That You Shouldnât Miss
Attending JavaOne? Make sure you donât miss out on these events Itâs that time of year again. The annual Java…
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Platform Strategy: From Portlets to OpenSocial Gadgets to Progressive Web Apps: State of the Art
Introduction As the world was still at Java’s hand we often define what so called a component-based platform. I had this…
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