Fully Reactive Quarkus REST API
If you are not familiar with reactive, go check out the intro at: https://quarkus.io/guides/getting-started-reactive Reactive is a very powerful implementation[…]
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Enterprise Integration Patterns – Trading
Energy trading (and trading in general) is heavily rooted in the consumption of external data feeds. In a traditional trading[…]
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Read more[REF] Quarkus pom.xml
I tweak the Quarkus pom to optimize for my purposes. Here’s a reference.
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Read moreBuilding a Customer API using Quarkus From the Ground Up
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Read moreDriving Standards through Chapters: The Spotify Model
Building valuable software is difficult. The technical complexities of implementing what the business needs should be the focus of the[…]
Read moreThe Power of Automated Acceptance Tests
The internet is filled with content related to software testing. There are also an overwhelming set of test types, related[…]
Read moreGitOpsing Operator Subscriptions in OpenShift
One of the better features of OpenShift is its fantastic support for finding, installing and managing operators from Red Hat’s[…]
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