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Since the appearance of object relational mappers (ORM) the programming of persistence layers became easier and less error prone. ORMs store objects in SQL databases by interpreting the […]
More DetailsIn a lot of situations it is better to handle data as streams to keep the memory profile low and to decrease latency. To access data in such […]
More DetailsThe picture on the right side show the relationships between the different test levels. The tests are a kind of test stages in green field projects. Usually, the […]
More DetailsAfter writing about the first impressions about Hadoop and its WildFly integration, I did some more research and work to bring Hadoop into JavaEE on WildFly in a […]
More DetailsThere is a latent conflict in software development. I experienced it several times in different contexts. It is no always obvious, but nevertheless it is there… There are […]
More Details We live in the Post Snowden Era and we all need to think about what shall happen with our Privacy, with the Internet and the way we […]
More Details(This article was triggered by a question “Hadoop Jersey conflicts with Wildfly resteasy” on StackOverflow, because I hit the same wall…) For a current project, I evaluate the […]
More Details“We are not a software company!”, is a phrase I have heard a lot of times. Sometimes I heart it in exactly this wording and sometimes hidden behind […]
More DetailsHave a look to the blog post: https://michaelochurch.wordpress.com/2015/06/06/why-agile-and-especially-scrum-are-terrible/ A very interesting read, but I do not agree 100%. Some parts are a little too biased and come out […]
More DetailsI stumbled on the principle of the 4 causes of Aristotle some years ago when I did some reading about cause and effect, leadership and management. The question […]
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