A tour of CLI tools for installing Java and creating Java projects
Java Developers have at their disposal many tools and libraries that make their DX (Developer eXperience) easier and more fun.
Read more DetailsJava Developers have at their disposal many tools and libraries that make their DX (Developer eXperience) easier and more fun.
Read more DetailsFor reasons that I will have to detail in a future post, I am diving back partly into the code, and into Java. The last time I coded “for real”, it was to make Java applications on feature phones (the stuff between Nokia 3210 and smartphones), in J2ME , and Windows Mobile applications on Windows Phone. Before the era of smartphones therefore. Before that, I had developed mainly in Java for web services, via servlets, an in-house templating engine, then via Java Server Pages .
Read more DetailsAfter many years working as a developer, you are now probably fluent in TDD, BDD, design and coding. Your technical watch help you ensure your skills are at the edge. Everything is hunky-dory.
Read more DetailsEver wanted some beautiful graphs on your application ? D3.js is a library for doing just that: rendering beautiful graphs using HTML and SVG.
In our team (Worldline TechSquad), we develop and maintain a CRUD REST API for managing our internal events. We use Kotlin and Quarkus as our base language and framework respectively. The project started at the time with Quarkus 1 which was upgraded to Quarkus 2. Since July 2023 Quarkus 3.2 is the current LTS release . Thus, we wanted to update our app as soon as possible to remain on a proper long term support version.
Read more DetailsNaming colors correctly in my code has always been a headache. I was familiar with two schools of thought:
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