In the last post, we talked about some theory around Swift Package Manager. Now let’s talk how to actually use it with Xcode. How to add, edit our packages and … Continue reading “How to add, edit and update package”
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Swift Package Manager
Finally, Apple native package manager is available on iOS. It’s called Swift package manager and its role is to replace Cocoapods and Cartage. In the upcoming series of posts, we … Continue reading “Swift Package Manager”
JUnit 5 and Rest Assured using Extension API
JUnit 5 brings a lot of new, interesting features into Java developer toolbox. From my perspective, one of the most important is new Extensions API, which allows a user to … Continue reading “JUnit 5 and Rest Assured using Extension API”
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Author Rafał BorowiecPosted on 3 Comments on Different ways of testing exceptions in Java and JUnit
Author Rafał BorowiecPosted on 3 Comments on Different ways of testing exceptions in Java and JUnit Different ways of testing exceptions in Java and JUnit
An exception is an event that occurs during the execution of a program that disrupts the normal flow of instructions.Java programming language provides exceptions to deal with errors and other … Continue reading “Different ways of testing exceptions in Java and JUnit”
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Author Wojciech HildebrandtPosted on 1 Comment on Don’t get lost, take the map! – DTO survival code
Author Wojciech HildebrandtPosted on 1 Comment on Don’t get lost, take the map! – DTO survival code Don’t get lost, take the map! – DTO survival code
There are a few topics that can turn programming community red hot. Plural or singular database table names? Should we use DTOs or not? And so on, and so forth. … Continue reading “Don’t get lost, take the map! – DTO survival code”
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Author Daniel DekanskiPosted on 2 Comments on AndroidAnnotations — semantics, stupid!
Author Daniel DekanskiPosted on 2 Comments on AndroidAnnotations — semantics, stupid! AndroidAnnotations — semantics, stupid!
The pace of today’s mobile world is tremendous; new devices and technologies come and go, and developers are constantly under pressure to learn new things. Despite what most hard-core Unix … Continue reading “AndroidAnnotations — semantics, stupid!”
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Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 8 Comments on Will HTML5 fulfill the old Java(script) write once run anywhere promise?
Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 8 Comments on Will HTML5 fulfill the old Java(script) write once run anywhere promise? Will HTML5 fulfill the old Java(script) write once run anywhere promise?
Do you remember the slogan Java Everywhere – write once, run anywhere – WORA, sometimes WORE or by some, and here I mean .NET developers (like me), called Just-W*ORE. This … Continue reading “Will HTML5 fulfill the old Java(script) write once run anywhere promise?”
Categories: TechnologyAuthor Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 3 Comments on Pretty Time – timestamp formatting made easy
Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 3 Comments on Pretty Time – timestamp formatting made easy Pretty Time – timestamp formatting made easy
It’s of the highest importance to present information in an understandable way. Users of applications shouldn’t waste their valuable time figuring out the meaning of information. A great example is … Continue reading “Pretty Time – timestamp formatting made easy”
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Author Łukasz StęplińskiPosted on 9 Comments on JEE6 – CDI and Conversation Scope
Author Łukasz StęplińskiPosted on 9 Comments on JEE6 – CDI and Conversation Scope JEE6 – CDI and Conversation Scope
Recently, we attended Adam Bien’s presentation concerning Java EE 6 technology. Inspired by Adam Bien we decided to describe one of the CDI features: conversational context lifecycle. With an example … Continue reading “JEE6 – CDI and Conversation Scope”
Java EE 6 leads to productivity with joy
InfoShare 2011, the free IT and new media conference in Gdansk, is over. I was there for the first time, mostly because of the technological track, including Adam Bien’s “Java … Continue reading “Java EE 6 leads to productivity with joy”