After three years without any new JUnit version, a few weeks back on September 10th a new version of JUnit has been published: JUnit 5! While there were only minor upgrades to the popular testing library over the last couple of years, this was a big release that the JUnit team had been working on …
A few days have passed since last weekend’s Software Engineering Camp and I had some time to collect thoughts and reflect. I looked up when I first heard about this event and I traced it back to end of July: Another interesting event in #Nuremberg area this autumn: Softwareengineering-Camp in Erlangen https://t.co/tZSjiSAnpC — reinhard//codes (@reinhard_codes) …
If you’re interested in software architecture and distributed systems at all you will have noticed the rise of the term Microservices during the last two years of so. It’s an architectural style that suggests building complex systems out of small independent services rather than taking a monolithic approach. Having looked forward to it for quite …