Programmatically Listen to JUnit Test Results

There are many ways available to run JUnit tests, from the IDE, build tool, or development modes. To process and…

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Capitalize English Titles With Java, Quarkus & GraalVM

Over the years, I’ve been writing a lot in English, which isn’t my mother tongue, and for writing titles (headlines,…

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Logging Performance Comparison

In a previous blog post, I explained the pros and cons of using logging. In this post, we’ll explore and…

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The Case Against Logging

The one thing that all enterprise applications have in common, regardless of their framework, language, or communication protocols is that…

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Using Nginx as Browsersync proxy

For frontend development, Browsersync is a helpful tool that reduces the turnaround time to a minimum while coding. While serving…

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Calculations in Quarkus Qute using AtomicInteger

Quarkus’ Qute Templating Engine is very handy for creating server-side rendered pages. Besides the regular loops and control structures, there’s…

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The Log4Shell vulnerability and how to fix it

Since Friday, the Java and general IT world has been in a bit of turmoil after a zero-day vulnerability in…

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Using JaCoCo to measure system test coverage

Measuring test coverage of your production code can quickly become a heated topic, especially with regards to which percentage is…

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Configuring plain Java projects using MicroProfile Config

If you’re in the Enterprise Java space, you’re probably aware that you can use MicroProfile Config to configure your applications.…

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