Evaluating JavaScript in Java with GraalVM
If you’re evaluating JavaScript in Java projects, you may have started to worry after the latest announcement. According to JEP-335 the Nashorn JavaScript engine might soon be deprecated. One of the …
If you’re evaluating JavaScript in Java projects, you may have started to worry after the latest announcement. According to JEP-335 the Nashorn JavaScript engine might soon be deprecated. One of the …
Recently in the JVM world you can observe the rise of microframeworks*. As microservices become more and more popular, the number of lightweight libraries is increasing. Thanks to them building …
In Kotlin, as opposed to Java, there is no established standard when it comes to logging. JetBrains didn’t provide any opinionated way. But the community does not disappoint. There are …
How many times during the day you recompile and restart your project? 10? 20? Probably even more. If you’re tired of waiting for your application to redeploy and don’t want …
I won’t be messing around. I love Kotlin and I like writing enterprise applications using Spring. And from my previous post you can draw conclusions that Kotlin and Spring is a …
In February Pivotal released Spring Boot 2, the first release officially supporting Spring 5. Highlights of this release include reactive web framework – WebFlux, and extended Kotlin support. This article …
This post is continuation of the first part of creating a simple blockchain in Kotlin which you can find here. This time I’ll improve the Kotcoin blockchain with implementation of proof …
Blockchain is probably the most trending technology in recent months. It seems like it is on everyone’s tongue. And even if the masses tightly associate this technology with Bitcoin (and …
Permissions (and widely understood security) is one of the most important part of majority of modern applications. Over the years software developers have come up with many different ways of …
And I feel kind of overwhelmed by this fact! I have never experienced writing technical articles for public audience (neither for not-so-public one 😉 ) and I feel like I’m out …