Blog: Markus Eisele |
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Wow. I haven't blogged here in a while. Good news, the blog isn't dead and not going to die anytime soon. I'm just spending a lot of time bl...
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It kind of feel like the hype for Microservices is slowly coming down to earth and our industry is starting to realise, that a system accord...
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Screenshot from the Oracle Website (source)So. Oracle want's to make money from Java. And The Register published a very polarising piece wit...
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Lightbend recently ran a survey with more than 2000 JVM developers and the results just got published. The survey was launched to discover: ...
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What are the benefits of the Reactive Manifesto and the Microservices approach, especially for those who want to fundamentally modernize the...
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It's only short 16 days until the Java community is starting to travel to San Francisco again. The annual family gathering at JavaOne is the...
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I'm blogging about WildFly swarm again? Short version is: I needed a test for remote JMS access and refused to setup something complex like ...
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There's been a lot of buzz from me lately around microservices and containers. And all the efforts were directed towards today's public anno...
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I've had the pleasure to talk at the Chicago Java User Group and talk about how Lagom implements CQRS, the Command Query Responsibility Segr...
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No, this isn't a customer success story. And this isn't the typical post about some awesome stuff that you can do with technology. This time...
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