Blog: hascode (Micha Kops) |
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Sometimes I need to resolve Maven dependencies programmatically. Eclipse Aether is a library for working with artifact repositories and I'll...
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With JUnit 5 the possibilities to write parameterized tests have changed and improved a lot. The following short overview covers all new typ...
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Maintaining architecture rules and constraints for a specific software project or an application is not easy as textual documentation is eas...
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In our tests we often need to create a bunch of test-objects that are populated with random-data. This data needs to follow specific rules a...
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Google's Macaroons are a mechanism to establish distributed authorization. The distinction to the classical bearer-token is their ability th...
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Playing around with the new module system in Java 9 I simply wanted to write down how to achieve the most basic tasks. Therefore I created t...
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There is a new testing framework out there called Karate that is build on top of the popular Cucumber framework. Karate makes it easy to scr...
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Drools is a slim Business Rules Management System (BRMS) solution with different integrations and tools available. In the following short sn...
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When dealing with remote services or APIs there is always the risk of latency issues, failures or connection losses. The worst thing to happ...
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When it comes to web-services (especially RESTful web-services), configuration files or other data-descriptors, the JavaScript Object Notati...
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