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Andy Watson

Introduction to Eclipse Codewind: Build high-quality cloud-native applications faster

Eclipse Codewind is an open source project that makes it easier for developers to create cloud-native applications within their favorite IDE. Codewind initially supports Visual Studio…

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Creating a “hello, world” Open Liberty project in Eclipse Codewind: a user journey

Creating a “hello, world” Open Liberty project in Eclipse Codewind: a user journey

I started my day off staring at a blank Eclipse Codewind Open Liberty template. If you are not familiar with Codewind, it’s a free, open…
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Becca Bau
Testing my applications on the next Node.js version (right now, it’s v14)

Testing my applications on the next Node.js version (right now, it’s v14)

As another new Node.js LTS version comes out (v14 this time), I wanted to test my Node.js investments against it, ultimately aiming to…
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Nik Canvin
JDK 14 is coming, but will my Java application run on it?

JDK 14 is coming, but will my Java application run on it?

well, … NO… as it turns out… for my specific application at least, here’s how I tested against JDK14, then found, debugged and fixed as…
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Nik Canvin
My first cloud-native Node.js microservice, from nothing to running, immediately

My first cloud-native Node.js microservice, from nothing to running, immediately

Having read about the virtues of 12-factor Apps, I knew I wanted to develop a new micrcoservice. Something that would handle one task…
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Nik Canvin
Great conversations about the Kabanero.io

Great conversations about the Kabanero.io

Developers and CTOs alike, shared both enthusiasm and validation for the microservice develop-deploy stories in Kabanero.io at IBM’s…
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Nik Canvin
Checking Node.js sub-dependencies licenses for usage and redistribution

Checking Node.js sub-dependencies licenses for usage and redistribution

Reusing Node.js modules from NPM is technically easy, but understanding the commercial legal usage and redistribution implications can be…
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Nik Canvin
A new microservice to provide ‘Node.js sub-dependency license insights’

A new microservice to provide ‘Node.js sub-dependency license insights’

An overview and demonstration of a microservice that automates some Node.js sub-dependency management pain-points, developed using Eclipse…
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Nik Canvin
A technical autopsy of a containerized ‘Node.js dependency insights’ microservice application

A technical autopsy of a containerized ‘Node.js dependency insights’ microservice application

This blog focuses on the code to implement a cloud-native serverless Node.js microservice developed using Eclispe Codewind.
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Nik Canvin
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Introducing Eclipse Codewind on IntelliJ

Introducing Eclipse Codewind on IntelliJ

We recently announced the tech preview of Eclipse Codewind on the IntelliJ IDE. Many people have asked about IntelliJ, as it is a popular…
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Becca Bau
Sneak Peek: Remote Development with Codewind

Sneak Peek: Remote Development with Codewind

Brought to you by Julie Stalley, John Collier, and Becca Bau
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Becca Bau
Want to get a microservice up and running super quickly? Try Codewind.

Want to get a microservice up and running super quickly? Try Codewind.

Choose your microservice from a list of templates and have a fully integrated container development environment for a smooth dev experience
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Dr Melanie Hopper
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