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Security questions still exist. They are less dominant now, but we haven’t yet condemned them as an industry hard enough so that they stop being added to authentication flows. But they are bad. They are like passwords, but more easily guessable, because you have a password hint. And while there are opinions that they might be okay in certain scenarios, ...

Previously we spun up Zookeeper and Kafka locally but also through Docker. What comes next is spinning up more than just one Kafka and Zookeeper node and create a 3 node cluster. To achieve this the easy way locally docker-compose will be used. Instead of spinning up various instances on the cloud or running various Java processes and altering configs, ...

Hello in this tutorial, we will understand the string replace() method in python programming. 1. Introduction replace() method in python programming returns a copy of a string where all occurrences of a substring are replaced by the new string. The method also accepts an optional count argument only if the first count occurrences are to be replaced. 1 my_string.replace(old_string, new_string, ...

When building a RESTful API we often want to give consumers the option to order collections in a specific way (e.g. ordering users by last name). If our API supports pagination this can be quite an important feature. When clients only query a specific part of a collection they are unable to order elements on the client. Sorting is typically ...

JetBrains MPS is our tool of choice to build Domain Specific Languages targeting professionals who are not developers. MPS is a great choice but over several projects we ran into specific issues for which we are researching an answer. In this article we see how we can solve one of these issues by using Modelix to store MPS models into ...

 This is a little bit of experimentation that I did recently to figure out a reasonable code to get all possible permutations of a set of characters.  So say given a set of characters “ABC”, my objective is to come up code which can spit out “ABC”, “ACB”, “BAC”, “BCA”, “CBA”, “CAB”.  The approach I took is to go with ...

Last month Ben Brumm asked me for the one advice I’d like to give to developers that are working with databases (in reality – almost all of us). He published mine as well as many others’ answers here, but I’d like to share it with my readers as well. If I had to give developers working with databases one advice, ...

I have previously blogged about the optimziations we are doing in the Apache Camel core. The first 3 blogs (part1, part2, part3) were a while back leading up to the 3.4 LTS release. Now we have done some more work (part4) and this part 5 that is coming up in the next 3.7 LTS release. This time we have mainly ...

In this blog post we are going to look at the new styling and other new options available in OpenAPI and SwaggerUI Quarkus (v1.10.0 +). Styling Default style The default style for Swagger UI has changed from the vanilla Swagger UI to a Quarkus branded page: In this post we mostly focus on Swagger UI, but the styling options also ...