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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 (3)
  • Piotr Grabowski (2)
  • Przemek Hejman (1)
  • Piotr Jagielski (17)
  • Adam Jakubowski (1)
  • Tomasz Kalkosiński (17)
  • 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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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

Posted on May 14, 2018August 2, 2022Author Piotr Jagielski
Tags architecture, docker, kotlin, shellLeave a comment

All you need is docker (and fig)

Introduction

Suppose you want to run scala repl or groovy shell or any other repl-like executable. You should download executable, unpack it, set PATH environmnt
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Posted on March 29, 2015July 27, 2022Author Dominik Przybysz
Tags docker, shellLeave a comment

Need to make a quick json fixes – JSONPath for rescue

From time to time I have a need to do some fixes in my json data. In a world of flat files I do this Read more

Posted on March 22, 2015July 27, 2022Author Arek Burdach
Tags JSON, shell, XML

NetCat in Java

Recently, I tried to run netcat under Windows and I failed to compile it. So I decided to write a simple equivalent in Java, which Read more

Posted on May 19, 2012August 1, 2022Author Rafal Rusin
Tags java, shell, touk internals

Bash’ing your git deployment

Chuck Norris deploys after every commit. Smart men deploy after every successful build on their Continuous Integration server. Educated men, deploy code directly from their
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Posted on January 12, 2012July 26, 2022Author Jakub Nabrdalik
Tags git, shell

Adding diff to Gitorious push notification emails

One thing we were really missing in

Gitorious is lack of diff in email notifications. We were using this feature in SVN for “quick code Read more

Posted on November 18, 2011July 27, 2022Author Kuba Nowakowski
Tags git, shellLeave a comment

Turing completeness II

Well, as I wrote in

the previous post, sed is a Turing complete language. We can use it to implement some simple algorithms, or Read more

Posted on December 19, 2010July 26, 2022Author pawelz
Tags games, shell

Turing completeness

sed is a very powerful tool. A simple sed statement may turn a cat into cement. Observe: echo cat | sed statement I was asked

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Posted on October 23, 2010July 27, 2022Author pawelz
Tags algorithm, shell
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