A tiny reverse-proxy to start in ONE command

By LiBePosted on Wednesday 30 September 2020Wednesday 30 September 2020Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

You are a devops or a software developer in a company and you are about to start hacking one program of the system.At some point, you will ask yourself that question : "How do I route the traffic to my local version of the application ?" (unless if you test everything remotely)Some obvious answers exist… Read More »

Kotlin Coroutines utilities

By LiBePosted on Monday 31 August 2020Monday 31 August 2020Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

If you prefer to combine Kotlin Coroutines with popular solutions like Flowable, Streams or RxJava, where every strategy is readily available, this post is not for you. Otherwise, if you are interested in writing your own asynchronous strategies, here are two of them (in addition to my post from April 2019 : https://libetl.wordpress.com/2019/04/30/learn-how-to-group-expensive-calls-with-the-coroutines/). Batching strategyThat… Read More »

How do I mock javax.sql.DataSource

By LiBePosted on Friday 31 July 2020Friday 31 July 2020Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

This is the annoying question I have had to ask myself. Integration tests are pretty slow. Even when they use a dedicated database like H2 or Derby, they are still accessing dark infrastructure software layers to read / edit / write / flush data. I was wanting tests able to run in no time and… Read More »

Going back to my nurbs (I mean roots)

By LiBePosted on Monday 22 June 2020Monday 22 June 2020Cat ImagesLeave a comment

It is true that keeping on working in software development prevented me from exploring more areas of arts like computer graphics. But I found some time during this month to think about the past and the time when I used to create virtual objects. Now that I cannot afford to use Maya anymore I have… Read More »

How to write a machine learning program

By LiBePosted on Saturday 30 May 2020Monday 1 June 2020Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning, Data science... There are plenty of names for defining one of the most trendy topic in IT companies today. Using powerful solutions won't make you (and me) a specialist or a data scientist. Even if we are trained enough with these solutions. I wanted to allow me some time to create… Read More »

How do car drivers drive ?

By LiBePosted on Thursday 30 April 2020Thursday 30 April 2020Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

That is what I have been wondering, how would I write a program able to adapt my speed to not crush the next obstacle in front of me ? Before thinking of machine learning algorithms that can learn from tricky situations (pedestrian crossing the street without looking or plane landing on the road), we can… Read More »

Unit Testing the ExceptionHandler

By LiBePosted on Tuesday 31 March 2020Tuesday 31 March 2020Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

Sometimes you just fight against adding SpringBootTest when it comes to asserting the API responses. - SpringBootTest are slow, they sometimes require to start an entire infrastructure (databases, JMS connections) to only simulate two or three interactions - You want your tests to be predictive and to run the very method in the controller you… Read More »

Build an exercise git repository with stage branches

By LiBePosted on Saturday 29 February 2020Saturday 29 February 2020Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

You may want to build separately several branches of your repository with different contents in each "stage" of your exercise. For example stage-0 will contain the begining of the exercise and each stage-$i will incrementally add some implementations and exercise corrections. The thing that is uncomfortable when these stages are on the same commit tree… Read More »

Faked out DynamoDBMapper

By LiBePosted on Friday 31 January 2020Friday 31 January 2020Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

Wanna try DynamoDB without using your network interface ? Not requiring connection will allow any developer on any platform to run your tests without setup pain or docker installation. Below is a mapper able to do the two most basic operations necessary to read and write data : save and query. You will be able… Read More »

A naive credit card number validator

By LiBePosted on Tuesday 31 December 2019Tuesday 31 December 2019Cat G33k, ProgrammesLeave a comment

Of course, validating a credit card is not something we can do in a browser. If we did, we could get valid card numbers that don't match any account. The purpose of this post is then not to validate the card with the issuer, but to help the user to make sure that he did… Read More »