Encapsulated modules and clean tests with Spring’s @Configuration Usually we use Spring’s @Configuration to define some special beans. A classic example is the definition of a data source: 1234567 @Beanpublic DataSource dataSource() { DataSource dataSource = new DataSource(); dataSource.setUsername(username); // ... and so on ... return dataSource;} However, we can also use Spring’s @Configuration to build better modules which helps us to writer cleaner tests. Let’s go through an example. An example Let’s assume we have an application which uses domain […]
DDD with Kotlin I recently made my first steps with Kotlin. After exploring the language for a couple of weeks, I tried to translate one of my favorite architectural patterns from my Java background to the Kotlin world – Domain Driven Design. Example project I’ve prepared an example project on GitHub showing some of the most important concepts […]
