Bye Bye Bringmeister!
April 22, 2024
Today is my last working day at Bringmeister. After more than six years as software developer at Bringmeister, it’s time to say goodbye.
My personal blog about software development since 2010
April 22, 2024
Today is my last working day at Bringmeister. After more than six years as software developer at Bringmeister, it’s time to say goodbye.
May 23, 2023
Microservices are a well established pattern in backend development. Everybody is using it. Running more than a dozen of microservices just to handle a single domain is not uncommon. But when it comes to frontend development, things are often different. I experienced two situations a lot:
March 6, 2023
In my daily work, I strongly believe in the benefits of End-2-End tests. End-2-End tests give us the confidence that our system is working as in tended. Other than unit tests, they are black box tests running from outside against our deployed services. They are our final barrier before we deploy anything to production: if the End-2-End tests are green, we can hit the button.
January 23, 2023
If you have ever worked with an event bus like Kafka, Kinesis or ActiveMQ, I’m sure you saw some code like below. A method annotated as some kind of event-listener. Although every annotation is slightly different, the pattern is all the same. But how are those methods picked-up by Spring?
January 16, 2023
Over the last ten years, I worked with a lot of different database. I worked with traditional SQL databases such as DB2 and Oracle in a professional context. NoSQL databases such as DynamoDB have been my best friends during the last five years. On side projects I also touched stuff like MongoDB. However, I never worked with a graph-database up till now. Time to change that with Neo4J!
January 10, 2023
Last year, I mentored our working student Steffen Scheller along his way to his Bachelor thesis. Steffen was part of Bringmeister for about a year when he decided to write his final academic paper with us. Together, we came up with an interesting topic:
January 6, 2023
Recently I stumbled across an interesting GitHub repository. It shows a way to mock Spring Data repositories for testing. The clue is, that the “mocks” are actual in-memory implementations based on Dynamic Proxies. No Docker, no H2, no Mockito.
December 31, 2022
I started blogging in May 2011 - more than 10 years ago! Back then, I had no experience with blogging, but I was interested in writing and creating content. So I gave it a try, bought a yearly subscription for some webspace (at https://www.netcup.de) and began to build my blog.
July 6, 2021
Three years ago, I wrote an article on how to test Spring’s @ConfigurationProperties
classes. Since three years are a long time, I just updated the project on GitHub. It works with Spring 2.5.X now!
June 16, 2021
Our frontend team at Bringmeister uses GraphQL as one of their major tools when build our online shop. They’re using it to query different APIs and repositories to collect and gather all of their data.