Author Andrea Lorenzani
Previously on my blog: in the previous post we spoke about what are microservices, pros and cons of the network in the architecture (fallacies of distributing systems, CAP theorem…) and the problem of changes, but most of the discussion was… Continue Reading →
Today I finished a 3 days training on (reactive) microservices with David Dawson (Twitter – Website – LinkedIn). I had no opportunities to share day by day what we learnt, but I will write the three posts anyway. The first… Continue Reading →
This evening I have attended one of the conferences of GOTO; Conferences that took place at Codenode and it was sponsored by WorldPay. I found info about this conference on Meetup and I registered. The conference was titled “I’ve been… Continue Reading →
It is a busy period, but I am not missing the important meetings. Like Scala Central number 9, that is currently my preferred meetup: firstly because it is Scala, secondly because it is always about interesting topics. This time I… Continue Reading →
Hi everybody. Again, I have been involved in several projects lately, so I neglected the blog. Shame on me! 😛 But today I can speak about something new for me. I wanted to create a REST(ful) API in a fast… Continue Reading →
Hi all, also today I went to one of the wonderful meetups of SkillsMatter. This time I attended the talk of the meetup droidcon Bytes whose topic was “Advanced Image Handling Techniques with Michael Tweed“. I should have checked the topic… Continue Reading →
Hi, lately I had to prepare for a test, so I avoided meetups and conferences and to write in this blog, but I am still here, and today I attended a meetup that was somehow nice, but maybe not exactly… Continue Reading →
Hi all, Thursday there was the monthly Scala Central meetup (the number 8). It was hosted by The Telegraph, so we had also a nice view of the journalists working late in the evening. Moreover their offices are close to… Continue Reading →
Hi all, we had this day of innovation and discovery on Friday. One subtopic was the eternal battle between RPCs, so, how to make one client have a call to data on a server (Remote Procedure Call). REST, not REST, this is… Continue Reading →