Blog: A java geek (Nicolas Frankel) |
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In the latest years, there has been some push-back against frameworks, and more specifically annotations: some call it magic, and claim it's...
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It seems pretty popular right now to bash widespread software design practices, e.g. dependency injection, frameworks, annotations, etc. Whi...
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I'm not a regular StackOverflow user, neither as a contributor, nor to ask questions. However, I recently stumbled upon a question, tried to...
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Distributing Java webapps via Docker is pretty widespread. However, regarding replacing desktop applications, it suffers from a not-so-great...
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Two weeks ago, we studied how to replace desktop Java apps with Java webapps. Now is the time to think about distributing such desktop webap...
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One of my first talk at an international conference was about cargo cult in the Java world. The story behind cargo cult is quite interesting...
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Though I fancy myself a backend developer, I love the frontend. It's always magic to visualize what you coded. Believe it or not, 15 years a...
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I admit the title is a bit provocative. Of course, you need to push your changes. I should probably have renamed it Don't just git push, or ...
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Last week, I wrote about how one could migrate metrics from Spring Boot 1.5 to Spring Boot 2.0. This week, it's time to check the different ...
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I've already written about the excellent monitoring features available in Spring Boot. In Spring Boot 2.0, there has been a major rewrite re...
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