Techblog
Dennis Nijssen -
Working with RSocket
Last few years at Sentia, we started to embrace Reactive programming more and more. While creating microservices that were retrieving and exposing their data in a reactive manner from their data…
Java Overview
Gijs van Horn -
A reactive Java landscape
In tons of ways your shiny new Java application will benefit from taking a reactive approach. Maybe it’s because the app is like a hole in the dam to your data lake and you don’t want to overflow any…
Mijnisha -
5 principles I learned from Clean Code
This year I got very motivated to improve the code in the project I was working on. The classes were long and methods confusing. I wanted to learn how I could adjust the code so it took me and my…
Mario Pinkster -
Setting up Tomcat for Bloomreach development
In this blog post I'll write down my experiences in getting a BrXM (Bloomreach Experience Manager) project up and running in my development environment, and in particular how to I deal with multiple…
Mario Pinkster -
Using DCEVM / Hotswap Agent in Java development
Hotswapping Java code is a technique that can save a lot of programmer down time when you're working with humongous web applications that take forever to start up. It allows you to see the effect of…
Mario Pinkster -
Using TLS/SSL in web application development
The behaviour of web browsers for the HTTP protocol can be different from the way they work with HTTPS. Notably, when you include a resource in your page that is acquired via an HTTP link, it won't…