Argumentation It’s not a rare examples, when people need to deploy their applications somewhere in the cloud, without having mature infrastructure, and just for testing purpose. Let’s say, you’re writing a backend part for mobile application, and your android developer needs to have backend right and now. Your actions ? Of course, create EC2/Droplet instance, scp all binaries, connect via...
From time to time we may need to log our requests in order to get some information. Personally, I’m writing this short article, because we need to find out the reason why jackson throws 400 error status. Luckily, it’s very easy to log your requests. Spring has a class AbstractRequestLoggingFilter, which has three concrete classes, which you can potentially use:...
Yes, it’s true, that Spring is better, than Dropwizard. I’ve worked with both frameworks, and can truly say, that Dropwizard has poor Guice dependency injection, Jersey, which I don’t like at all, and other things. But there’s one thing, which I like in Dropwizard, and which I’d be happy to see in Spring Framework - Dropwizard Metrics module. it has...
General idea </a> Recently, new JUnit version has been released. I found many useful things. Besides, there’re lot’s of useless features. At least, I think something won’t be used in new JUnit version. By the way, here the new version - JUnit 5 JUnit Goal </a> It’s obvious, that JUnit decided to make their product more opensource - by releasing...
Why do performance testing ? Are you asking this question ? You maybe asking “are we ready to go live?”. You have enough functional tests, they are working well, your business logic is well tested, and you are sure you won’t have any troubles on your production servers. On the other side, you have lot’s of infrastructure work, which is...
