Posts
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Towards JavaOne 2016
JavaOne is the most important event for anyone who works with Java. This article tries to deliver some impressions why.
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Crafting React with love
React has been a real game changer in how we think about front-end architecture. I present a simple way of building quite robust and lovable React applications with single source of truth and one directional data flow inspired by re-frame architecture pattern.
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The Value of Automated e2e-testing in a Software Project
A peek into automated e2e-testing in a software project with Wicket Page Tester and JBehave/Selenium.
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10 Things That Make Development Process Awesome
What takes software development from being merely enjoyable to awesome?
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Maku Brewing and Solita's passion pale ale
Solita ordered passion pale ale from Maku Brewing and got introduction to their craftmenship
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What is elegant code, actually?
However, I claim that code elegance is not just a question of personal preference. There is a least common denominator for code elegance that does not depend on who is reading the code. I'm talking about things that make code easier to produce, read, understand and maintain irrespectible of the programming culture.
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Developers love spaces - Solita Developer Survey 2016 results
Now we know what developers love and love not this year
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Episerver developer meetup at Helsinki
What happened in the first Episerver developer meetup held in Helsinki
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Automatic updates to your Windows desktop application
How to use Squirrel to create an automatic updater for a Windows desktop application
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Title missing
Some domains do not allow any attributes to be missing or unknown, but most domains contain at least some attributes which can be unknown, missing or undefined. Be sure to pay extra attention on attributes that can be missing. Using NULL in relational databases divide approaches within programmer community. In my experience some of us absolutely detest using NULLs and some of us cope with NULLs. I belong to the latter group.
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Elastic{ON}16
Elastic{ON}16 was held in San Francisco and Solita participated there. Here is what we learned.
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Solita Developer Manifesto
An attempt at putting to words what makes Solita a great place to work, and what is expected of developers, new and old alike.
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Documentation pipeline is the next DevOps step
Going beyond continous delivery, we want to automate documentation and other things related to development. We'll define the term documentation pipeline and provide a practical example of implementing automated database documentation by generating the document with Travis CI and automatically publishing it to Amazon S3.
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Back to Business
Turning from a mother into a software developer. A normal day for me.
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Installing server environment with PowerShell
Automize your IIS webserver installation with PowerShell
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Testing ClojureScript Concurrency with Servant
Web workers make it possible to create real multi-threaded web applications but they can be pain to work with. Does ClojureScript make it any easier?
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Measuring Episerver site performance
A ready-to-use JMeter performance test project that will tear your site to pieces, or not. Just add URLs!
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Things to be aware of while integrating Active Directory with Episerver
Episerver comes with built-in functionality for AD integration, but while working on the integration I ran into multiple issues that would likely affect others as well, so I compiled those issues and their solutions into a blog post
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Dynamic SQL in applications: how to handle dynamic WHERE clauses
The only way to make efficient SQL database queries is to include their SQL code in your application. There is a very common need for dynamic SQL that textual SQL templates do not cover very well, or at all. That is the case where we want to have a varying number of WHERE conditions in a database query.
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Case aloitepalvelut – Moving closer to Continuous Delivery while updating infrastructure
Time to update your infrastructure is also a time to update your deployment pipeline!
