You can view an application as a train, and components as wagons. It’s possible to let go some of them if needed, like features for a project backlog. But here, instead of saving now on time or cost (implementation), you mostly save on future cost (maintenance).
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HowTo JS – Node Express REST API
Express has support for REST API. This example is inspired by SpringBoot’s Data/REST generated API, with auto-doc. Here’s how.
HowTo JS – Node Debug in Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code has support for JavaScript and out-of-the-box Node.js debugging. Here’s how.
HowTo Eclipse: Fix AutoImport for List Map
When you let your Eclipse IDE auto-organize your List/Map imports, it struggles with it and break …it’s a loss of productivity on every single file ! (ex: duplicate classes like List: java.awt.List, java.util.List and Map)
REST API Maturity Levels : From 0 to 5
This article is about RESTful maturity. It’s not a definition of levels of REST itself, but a simple approach with examples with HTTP, Spring.
HowTo SpringBoot – DataSource
To configure your own DataSource for SpringBoot, with fully automatic initialization, semi-auto or static configuration. With various properties or a JNDI.
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs for Software Developers
A remake of the Maslow’s pyramid, but for software developers.
Agile manifesto (reminder)
Here is a quick reminder of the Agile Manifesto’s content from 2001, followed by some examples with code, doc, charts, and tasks (classic VS agile way).
C# (sharp) – Calculate Execution Time
Stopwatch is designed for this purpose, and is one of the best way to measure time execution in .NET.
Git – Merge Repositories Without Losing Commit History
Sometimes, you need to merge multiples repos, but you don’t want to loose your commit history. In this tutorial, it’s basically repoSource1 + repoSource2 = repoTarget.
