Thoughts on object creation
Creational patterns were first described in the famous Gang of Four's Design Patterns. The book presents each pattern in a dedicated chapter …
Nicolas Frankel
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1,796 viewsGitHub workflows tips and tricks
I recently developed a new workflow, and it prompted me to write this post. Feel free to add your own.
Nicolas Frankel
2,195 viewsGit default options
In this post, we describe the default of two of the most common Git commands. I hope it sheds some light on them.
Nicolas Frankel
1,741 viewsOpenTelemetry configuration gotchas
Operators of OpenTelemetry can't treat services as black boxes. They must consider the underlying stack and framework, and learn how to …
Nicolas Frankel
2,984 viewsOpenTelemetry Tracing on the JVM
You may know I'm a big fan of OpenTelemetry. I recently finished developing a master class for the YOW! conference at the end of the year. …
Nicolas Frankel
2,853 viewsPattern-matching across different languages
With destructuring, pattern matching is a huge help to developers who want to write readable and maintainable code.
Loosely coupled configuration for Home Assistant
This post will be short, but I hope it prove to be useful. My home is getting more and more connected, and the number of my automations …
Nicolas Frankel
1,858 viewsTesting an OpenRewrite Recipe
Let's migrate ad hoc test code to rely on OpenRewrite's provided classes.
Nicolas Frankel
2,269 viewsBook Review: Writing for Developers
The exhaustive description of common patterns is a huge asset for beginning writers and can help even seasoned ones.
Improving my previous OpenRewrite recipe
I started discovering OpenRewrite last week by writing a Kotlin recipe that moves Kotlin files according to the official directory …