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In our webinar we showed you how to efficiently build a Spring Data REST application. From its initial creation, introducing the usage of ETags to optimizing the server access through caching and conditional requests.

Another article in our series on software testing economics. Looking forward to your thoughts.

We’re continuing our series on Reactive Programming in Java. This time we look at implementing and subscribing to an observer.

The second part of our article on software testing economics. This time we’ll tackle the test strategy.

The second part of our article series on reactive programming in java. We'll look at the reactive approach.

Exhaustive software testing is impossible. In this article series we will examine why this is so.

Reactive programming is one of the most popular trends nowadays. Learning this approach is a cumbersome process, especially if you do not have relevant materials. This article may serve as a kind of digest.

Back in 2009, at a software testing conference, I saw a talk entitled ‘Traps of Custom Testing’. I liked that talk but noticed some things that were missing. Therefore, in 2010, at the next conference, I made a presentation entitled “How Custom Testing Traps Emerge.”

The last article in our Reactive Programming series. This time we look at how CompletableFuture Brings us to the Async World.

Data flow and reactive programming. Check it out.