Definition of Done is a bit of vague term and tends to vary from team to team. An Agile expert gives his views of Definition of Done and what Done really means.
Learn how to configure Telegraf, a plugin-driven server agent for collecting and reporting metrics, to pull metrics from a Java app inside a Docker container.
In this article, an Agile development guru explains how the different kinds of testing function in an Agile environment, and the importance of encapsulated code.
With the multitude of CLI parsing libraries available for Java, is it at all worthwhile to write your own? Sometimes. Here's one dev's thoughts on good old DIY solutions.
It's survival of the fittest in the world of programming languages... at least that's what the up and comers seem to think when face to face with almost any programming lang that came before them. Keep it civil guys, we don't want any extinctions here.
Let's take a look at CI and CD, the fundamental cornerstones of any DevOps shop and look at how you can leverage these concepts to help better deliver your next project.
Index-free adjacency is the secret sauce of graph databases. Read on to learn exactly what it is and how graph databases can aid fraud detection, recommendations, and more.
Using composition with Groovy? Then it's a good idea to learn the specifics of the @Delegate annotation to see where it does, and doesn't, work when generating code.
Here we're offered a window into the life of one very patient dev and his extremely long Windows update. Just look at that smile... you gotta admire that positive Microsoft outlook!
Want to keep your programs running performantly? Here are some steps you can take to eliminate bottlenecks, tips for caching, and other performance tuning suggestions.
We often need to know where a request is originally coming from, even if the request is coming through a proxy. In this post we take a look at how to get the information using Node.js.
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