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We offer creative solutions to our customers’ problems, implementing the most risky projects. We outstrip the competition through better use of technology.

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  • Michał Bobowski (2)
  • Arek Burdach (12)
  • Piotr Burdylo (13)
  • Paweł Byszewski (2)
  • Marcin Cylke (28)
  • Anna Czajka (1)
  • Adam Dziedzic (1)
  • Piotr Fus (2)
  • Piotr Grabowski (2)
  • Przemek Hejman (1)
  • Piotr Jagielski (14)
  • Adam Jakubowski (1)
  • Tomasz Kalkosiński (21)
  • Łukasz Kucharski (2)
  • Michał Lewandowski (2)
  • Mateusz Lipczyński (1)
  • Jan Matusiewicz (12)
  • Radosław Michalski (2)
  • Jakub Nabrdalik (45)
  • Rafał Nowak (8)
  • Kuba Nowakowski (1)
  • Krzysztof Nozderko (2)
  • Piotr Paulski (1)
  • Bartosz Piekarski (1)
  • Rafał Pietrasik (6)
  • Grzegorz Piwowarek (8)
  • Robert Piwowarek (1)
  • Marcin Przeradzki (1)
  • Dominik Przybysz (24)
  • Tomasz Przybysz (4)
  • Maciej Próchniak (5)
  • Michał Rokicki (1)
  • Rafal Rusin (20)
  • Monika Ruszczyk (1)
  • Krzysztof Siejkowski (1)
  • Joanna Siemińska (2)
  • Rafał Solarski (2)
  • Bartłomiej Tartanus (1)
  • Ula Trzaskowska (1)
  • Michał Trzaskowski (18)
  • Tomasz Wielga (6)
  • Witek Wołejszo (11)
  • Bartek Zdanowski (41)
  • Paweł Zuzelski (3)
  • Maxymilian Śmiech (1)
  • Damian Święcki (1)

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Author: Piotr Jagielski

Announcing Krush – idiomatic persistence layer for Kotlin, based on Exposed

TL;DR

We’ve released a persistence library for Kotlin, you can find it on our Github. It’s a JPA-to-Exposed SQL DSL generator.

The state of persistence in Kotlin

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Posted on December 30, 2019December 30, 2019Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags annotation-processor, jdbc, jpa, kotlin, sqlLeave a comment

How we use Kotlin with Exposed at TouK

Why Kotlin?

At TouK, we try to early adopt technologies. We don’t have a starter project skeleton that is reused in every new project, we want to try something that fits the Read more

Posted on February 12, 2019February 12, 2019Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags exposed, kotlin, spring boot1 Comment

Analyzing 2018 World Cup match data with Clojure

So, Russia 2018 World Cup is over. There were lots of good moments, and some worse (especially for us, here in Poland….). But is there something we can learn from this event Read more

Posted on August 7, 2018February 12, 2019Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags clojure, data-analysis, rest-api, world-cupLeave a comment

When distributed monolith may work for you

The Distributed Monolith term surely has a bad press. When you read through blogs and conference talks I’m sure you’d better build a “traditional” monolith rather that Read more

Posted on May 14, 2018Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags architecture, docker, kotlin, microservicesLeave a comment

Sputnik lands on GitHub!

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We are pleased to announce that we’re moving our code-review tool Sputnik to another level – now you can use it to review pull requests on your GitHub projects! Read more

Posted on April 6, 2016April 12, 2016Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags clean code, codereview, sputnik7 Comments

Clojure web development – state of the art – part 2

This is part 2 of my “Clojure web development” series. You can discuss first part on this reddit thread. After reading the comments I must explain two assumptions I had writing Read more

Posted on October 20, 2015October 20, 2015Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags clojure, mongodb, web development2 Comments

Clojure web development – state of the art

It’s now more than a year that I’m getting familiar with Clojure and the more I dive into it, the more it becomes the language. Once you defeat the “parentheses fear”, everything Read more

Posted on September 17, 2015October 20, 2015Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags clojure, REST, web development5 Comments

Micro services on the JVM part 1 – Clojure

Micro services could be a buzzword of 2014 for me. Few months ago I was curious to try Dropwizard framework as a separate backend, but didn’t get the whole idea yet. But then Read more

Posted on February 24, 2014March 6, 2014Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags clojure, microservices

Integration testing custom validation constraints in Jersey 2

I recently joined a team trying to switch a monolithic legacy system into set of RESTful services in Java. They decided to use latest 2.x version of Jersey as a REST container Read more

Posted on October 26, 2013November 12, 2013Author Piotr Jagielski

Vert.x on Raspberry Pi

Lightweight JVM web server

Some people say that using Java on Raspberry Pi is a stupid idea. Sure, JVM uses a lot of system resources but when you can watch HD movies on RPi Read more

Posted on February 23, 2013Author Piotr Jagielski

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