Mads OpheiminCompendiumPrinciples for secure application developmentYou as a company want the software you’re developing to be secure. Of course. Here are some principles you should keep in mind for secure…Oct 30Oct 30
Mads OpheiminCompendiumAll I’m asking is for a little respect — the license versionYou use a lot of code someone else has written. Cody copied from StackOverflow, external dependencies, dependencies of your dependencies…Aug 6Aug 6
Mads OpheiminCompendiumJakarta EE based serverless backend-for-frontendYou want a service that runs immediately, is written in Kotlin or Java, and can serve as a backend for your websiteJun 24Jun 24
Mads OpheiminCompendiumContinuous delivery for your open-source libraryIf you are building a software library, I suggest creating and pushing out new versions on every commit on main.May 31May 31
Mads OpheiminCompendiumModern Java in the Cloud, Part 4: Let’s Go!In the previous parts (1, 2, 3), we guided you through how to run Kotlin — or Java — with your favourite Jakarta EE runtime. Luckily, the…Oct 11, 2023Oct 11, 2023
Mads OpheiminCompendiumModern Java in the Cloud, Part 3: Long Live the Quark(u)s!Now we have a running application, right? True, but remember what we mentioned last time, startup time is crucial. So let’s optimize our…Sep 19, 2023Sep 19, 2023
Mads OpheiminCompendiumModern Java in the Cloud, Part 2: Containerize ItSo, after you’ve read the first article in this series, you’ve now got your application up and running in the MicroProfile compliant…Aug 29, 2023Aug 29, 2023
Mads OpheiminCompendiumModern Java in the Cloud, Part 1: Introducing MicroProfileThis is the first post in a series where we walk through everything you need to do to have a Java or Kotlin application deployed and…Aug 22, 2023Aug 22, 2023
Mads OpheiminCompendiumEnterprise Kotlin: Kotlin and Jakarta EEIf you look at the documentation on the Kotlin web page (Kotlin for server side), you’ll find a list of available frameworks for running…May 23, 20231May 23, 20231
