Tag: java
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Rebuilding the Wheel is Ok
Being unique will paralyze you When learning a new skill in software development, coupled with our new skill are grandiose ideas of what we can create. Then the million dollar question appears, “Has someone done this before?” The need to be unique cuts the legs off a great project/idea and relinquishes the excitement of using…
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Exceptions for APIs, consistency without chaos (with Kotlin/Spring Boot example)
Current state of affairs Honestly most public APIs I’ve used have a bit of sanity in their error messaging. Usually the format for the error is uniform from resource to resource, which makes integration for front end applications a peaceful process. But the focus of this article is to address a trend in API development,…
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Slimming the Microservice – Proxy Technique
Current State of Backend Engineering Microservices are the big player when it comes to system design/implementation. Splitting monoliths into compose-able parts is the backbone in the technology evolution business. Naturally this is a welcomed changed across all areas of software. From a development perspective, microservices allow teams can work in parallel on separate services. In…
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