There are tons of benefits to running a personal CI server, including that it can prioritize your own branches and builds and that you can build and deploy while failing tests.
Unit tests provide quick feedback on code, can speed up the release pipeline, and much more. Why would a developer not want to write unit tests at all?
So, you've got your Drools system running, but then you run into a bug. Fortunately, you can track your facts and rules with Java and Drools to see where it went wrong.
The true technical spike is a last resort and happens as infrequently as possible. It is a refinement activity that allows the backlog to be understood for future planning.
Ever wanted to build a pub-sub system in JavaScript? Sure you have! In this post, we take a look at how to build a simple one, complete with code. Read on to find out more.
Prepping for your upcoming interview? Unsure about what Hadoop knowledge to take with you? Here are 6 frequently asked Hadoop interview questions and the answers you should be giving.
Couchbase's cbq shell lets you write and run N1QL queries interactively. The shell also lets you securely interact with mixed nodes, among other handy tricks.
Learn more on the fundamentals of declarative programming in this in-depth article on the concept and see how Speedment implements declarative programming in practice.
Spinning up heavyweight web or application servers adds complexity and slows tests down, but using the Spark micro-framework can make things easier and speed things up.
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