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Author: Johan Haleby

Johan Haleby is a developer, speaker, and writer with a profound interest in software engineering, distributed systems and architecture. He has founded and contributed to numerous open source projects such as PowerMock, REST Assured and Awaitility and has spoken at several international conferences and user groups.
2020-11-212020-11-29DDD, eventsourcing, kotlin, occurrent

Occurrent – Event Sourcing for the JVM

Introduction Occurrent is an event sourcing library for the JVM that I […]

2019-09-062019-09-06java, kotlin, rest-assured, testing

REST Assured in Kotlin

REST Assured is a library for testing HTTP/REST based services on the […]

2018-10-052018-10-05rest-assured, testing, tips & tricks

Logging to Disk with REST Assured

A common question that pops up now and again is how to […]

2018-09-162018-09-28kotlin, library, tips & tricks

Kystrix – A Kotlin DSL for Hystrix

Introduction When using a microservices based architecture you need to protect against […]

2017-03-102017-03-11devops, haskell, kubernetes

Deploying a Haskell Web Service to Kubernetes

Haskell is a statically typed purely functional programming language from which other […]

2017-02-242017-02-24clojure, tips & tricks

Connect Cursive to Figwheel REPL

I’ve used Intellij for many years so for me Cursive is the […]

2017-02-03java, powermock, testing

A case for PowerMock?

PowerMock is well-known in the Java community and it’s one of these […]

2017-01-272017-01-27bash, tips & tricks

Markdown to PDF in MacOSX

I tend to use markdown almost unconsciously when taking notes or expressing […]

2016-08-26devops

Solving access problems after GKE cluster upgrade to v1.3

In this post I’m just going to briefly describe a work-around to […]

2016-05-202016-07-26devops, java, spring

Distributed Coordination with Kubernetes

At Parkster we’re in the process of migrating a large monolithic application […]

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