RT @SvitlaSystemsIn: Together with @bartekslota we'll model and implement REST API, fully supporting an optimistic locking mechanism accord…
Read More@odedia @samnewman That is a very good continuation of Building Microservices. I strongly recommend this book.
Read MoreBig thanks to @eduardsi and the mighty @devternity team for a wonderful surprise! You simply rock! https://t.co/gsXJwMl6en
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@piotrprz The true beauty is on "pole". If you know what I mean 😀 Yes, I'm from the south 😉
Read MoreRT @SvitlaSystemsIn: Together with @bartekslota we'll model and implement REST API, fully supporting an optimistic locking mechanism accord…
Read More@odedia @samnewman That is a very good continuation of Building Microservices. I strongly recommend this book.
Read MoreBig thanks to @eduardsi and the mighty @devternity team for a wonderful surprise! You simply rock! https://t.co/gsXJwMl6en
Read More
@piotrprz The true beauty is on "pole". If you know what I mean 😀 Yes, I'm from the south 😉
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In modern software systems, it is not uncommon to have hundreds or thousands of users independently and concurrently interacting with our resources. We generally want
Last week I had a chance to attend Spring I/O 2018. It was my first time at Spring I/O conference ever, and it was an
If you read my article about semantic diffusion in microservices you might recognize the title. This article is kind of a continuation, and its aim
It has been a couple of years already that we can hear microservices buzzword being mentioned in the IT world. “We have microservices doing this“,
