There’s a long back story to Java annotations. Introduced in 2004 for Java 5 and supported by the javac compiler since Java 6 in 2002, Read more
Author: Piotr Jagielski
Announcing Krush 1.0
You may know Nussknacker, which is our open-source tool for scenario authoring, but we have a bunch of other projects we want to share Read more
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
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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 Read more
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 Read more
For sure following hype just for being “hot” can bring problems.
For sure following hype just for being “hot” can bring problems. However, I’ve been in projects with microservices and nosql being great choices.
React? Functional Read more
Sputnik lands on GitHub!
Clojure web development – state of the art – part 2
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 Read more