Posts
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Is the Code Strong in Me - Or How I Became a Jed^H^H^HJava Knight at Solita
Solita Java Trainee recruitment program from a participant's point of view.
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Being a Software Designer at Solita
Developing made easy without a hassle.
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Isolated integration testing with Clojure and Postgres
We take a look at a magical feature in Postgres and a derived potential solution to reduce the chattiness of Clojure integration test reports.
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Achieving Azure certification after ARM refresh
Tips how to achieve Azure certifications
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Continuous delivery meetups at Solita
When automating the deployment and delivery of services, I firmly believe that we should push for technologies that make the process predictable, lightweight, tweakable and fun in general. I'm very happy of the current trends in CD, and I hope that we will gradually see at least some semi-standard practices emerge.
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Disobey - the Nordic Defcon
A quick recap and review of Disobey 2017 hacker gathering which Solita sponsored. Maybe you would want to go there next year?
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Hacker and startup culture in Slush - prejudice and synergy
Slush is taking place right now. The very peculiar culture there has two roots, which not always meet.
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Euroclojure 2016 Review
Solita not only sponsored Euroclojure2016, but sent five of us to attend. This post is a concise review of all the talks. We hope we can help you choose which ones to look up on Youtube!
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Guaranteed results for buying IT? You wish!
Procurements should be seen as kinds of experimentation, not life-savers. They can and will fail sometimes, and when they do, they still provide valuable experience. The important thing is to get a maximum amount of experience.
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What is DevSec
DevSec is an emerging trend to move developers closer to security experts, akin to DevOps. In this blog post we argue that this is necessary and how this will improve security, while simultaneously lowering the costs. We wil also cover how to do this in practice.
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Episerver developer meetup at Solita
What happened in the second Episerver developer meetup held in Helsinki
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JavaOne 2016 - Executive summary
My experiences and impressions from JavaOne 2016
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JavaOne 2016 - Day 3
Third day at JavaOne 2016 conference - more and more microservices, and some testing goodness
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JavaOne 2016 - Day 2
Second day at JavaOne 2016 conference - IoT and robots everywhere, also how to write maintainable and fault tolerant code
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JavaOne 2016 - Day 1
First day at JavaOne 2016 conference - it's all about microservices and containers
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Continuous X is nothing, future is real-time
Right now, Continous Delivery and Continuous Deployment (CD) and DevOps are all the rage. It makes sense to deploy the new version to test or even production environments as soon as possible. But the future is not continous, it will be real-time, so better get ready... or else.
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Continuous delivery for Product Owners and UX designers
Continuous Delivery is powerful tool for UX designers and Product Owners.
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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.
