Book review: "Tidy first?"
Very useful insights, and the small bite-sized sections made it an enjoyable, educative read.

Simon Verhoeven is a Java software engineer that's interested in sharing experience, and always up for an interesting conversation.
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Simon Verhoeven
5,859 viewsVery useful insights, and the small bite-sized sections made it an enjoyable, educative read.

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8,445 viewsUsing the concept of soft-assertions makes testing the impact of our changes on a single object a lot more convenient, and reduces the …

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18,791 viewsI can heartily recommend this book, it offers a lot of valuable insights into persistence in Cloud computing, the involved technologies, and …

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14,112 viewsThorough, practical examples using a new & rapidly evolving tool. Pro or contra, it's a very worthwhile read.

Simon Verhoeven
16,386 viewsA magnificent job of walking through a lot the different architectural considerations one has to make to develop maintainable code.

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3,643 viewsHave you ever considered contributing to open source software, but are you unsure on how to start? Consider participating in Hacktoberfest.

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10,464 viewsAn introductory look at how we can use Spring GraphQL in our Java applications.
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11,998 viewsHow to test your application architecture, and make life easier for those joining the team later on.

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11,976 viewsLoad testing entails testing how our application performs under a significant load so we can be certain it behaves as expected when there’s …

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3,370 viewsIs "OpenJDK Migration for Dummies" worth reading? I'd say so!