Tag Archives: architecture

Defensively? Optmistically?

Posted on November 13, 2017 by tamasrev

Do we really want a self-driving car to show us an error console when it cannot identify an object on the Motorway? Do you want to send out a financial report when most of its records are incorrect? Continue reading →

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What do you want to depend on?

Posted on October 30, 2017 by tamasrev

I must confess. Sometimes I can see fixes that make a chill go down on my spine. And it’s the wrong kind of chill. It’s the chill that tells me that something is wrong. Continue reading →

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Lessons learned from the IoC framework comparison.

Posted on November 12, 2015 by tamasrev

In the previous posts I compared a few IoC frameworks. one for tapestry-di one for DI vs template method one for guice, spring and tapestry-di one for a slideshow It was an interesting journey to write the prototypes, then the posts … Continue reading →

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Dependency Injection frameworks

Posted on November 2, 2015 by tamasrev

If you want to deeply understand a concept, then you need to see several implementations. This is why I created the following slides. Based on the feedback, I’m kinda alone with this mindset. Anyway, I hope you find them useful.

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Learning Tapestry, the Inversion of Control Framework

Posted on August 2, 2015 by tamasrev

The framework I recently started to use Apache Tapestry for work. Tapestry is a web component framework with ambitious goals. E.g. it’s a web component framework that’s easy to extend. Also, it gives you the ease of development of scripting languages … Continue reading →

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