I have recently reviewed Arquillian‘s basic features and proof-tested it on a simple example. Today, I would like to talk about using Arquillian in a more realistic scenario. My ultimate goal is to tailor the tool for mobile apps development. For a start I sticked to a pure web and Read more…
I have repeatedly found myself searching for how to commit changes to an existing repository at github. Despite a huge number of tutorials, articles and other git-related resources it took me a good while to get to the information I needed. Forgetful as I am, I was thinking that posting Read more…
With ever growing demands on a rich and highly interactive user interface across a wide range of devices, automated testing becomes a crucial part of development routine. To my experience, it is often arguable whether the effort spent on writing tests really pays off. Arquillian is a tool I value Read more…
SPDY is a project looking to boast web performance by utilizing the old good HTTP. Established in 2009, SPDY is still considered an experimental protocol supported by a limited number of browsers. The project is fairly well documented and there are examples highlighting the core concepts. When playing with SPDY Read more…
This is the second and final part of the process automation example. After elaborating on basic configuration and testing it is on time I touched the key feature, the workflow management based on Activiti, a light-weight BPMN process engine. Just a brief refresher, the example is a simple incident tracking Read more…
This is a follow-up on my previous post. As usual, the link to the source code is provided at the end of this article. The example is inspired by the Apache Camel show case. So there we go – a simple application to report incidents in an imaginary factory. The Read more…