Open Source the Energy Industry
I’v spent most of my career building custom software for large businesses. Living in Houston means most of these large[…]
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I’v spent most of my career building custom software for large businesses. Living in Houston means most of these large[…]
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Read moreNote: Don’t do this anymore. Use Testcontainers. I’ve been running H2 for years as an integration testing database. I’ve finally[…]
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