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Worldline Experts have presented a tutorial at the last JFTL 2023

• Raghid Samout
• 3 Min To Read
• 12 Sep, 2023
• • Professional conferences and events

What is JFTL (Journée Française des Tests Logiciels)?

JFTL is the largest gathering of software testing and quality assurance professionals in France. Over the years, the event has become the primary meeting place for the French software testing community, with more than 1,200 participants, 40 sponsors, and 16 thematic conferences featuring expert testimonials in the field.

Quarkus' Fast-JAR packaging

• Jean-Baptiste Roux
• 4 Min To Read
• 05 Sep, 2023
• • Development and programming

In this article we will focus on a specific packaging mode brought by Quarkus: the Fast-JAR. Its main goal is to provide an optimized way of building cloud-ready Java apps.

Testcontainers - Automated Network Testing

• Michael Zinsmaier
• 8 Min To Read
• 30 Aug, 2023
• • Development and programming

Introduction

Today let’s talk about reproducible, self contained and most importantly automatable network tests for Java network applications powered by Testcontainers . If you read some of my older articles on Zero Trust Network Architecture (1 , 2 & 3 ) you can easily guess that at Worldline MTS we have some practical applications for that.

Real life Rest API Versioning for dummies

• Alexandre Touret
• 11 Min To Read
• 08 Aug, 2023
• • Development and programming

Once upon a time an API …

“No matter how it looks at first, it’s always a people problem” - Gerald M. Weinberg

Web3 Unveiled: How Decentralization is shaping the future of the Internet

• Raphaël Semeteys
• 19 Min To Read
• 01 Aug, 2023
• • Emerging technologies & trends

This article aims to introduce the concept of Web3, sometimes presented as the next evolution of the Internet. We will review the ins and outs of this concept, exploring its implications and how it could reshape our interaction with the digital world. In doing so, we will try to give a glimpse of what the future of the Internet could be.

Diagram As Code

• Valery Brasseur
• 8 Min To Read
• 25 Jul, 2023
• • Development and programming

Diagram as Code (DaC) is a methodology that allows you to create and maintain software architecture diagrams using code. With DaC, you can define the structure of your application in a declarative way, using a domain-specific language (DSL) or a programming language, and generate diagrams from that code automatically. This approach has many benefits over manual diagramming, such as improved consistency, better maintainability, and increased automation.