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Join us to learn how to develop an agile evolutionary architecture which allows delaying unnecessary technical decisions until the time it’s safe to make them. MicroProfile features will get us started quickly. Start simple and easily refactor to improve the important parts later. Open source implementations of MicroProfile like Payara Micro add further flexibility; it can range from simple messaging to Apache Kafka or Amazon SQS for high performance messaging; from simple config files to distributed config. Come to learn how to think flexibly and adapt to the future.In a live demonstration, you’ll see how an example application can be evolved gradually to deliver business value quickly and how to add new features later. You’ll learn how to evolve the application according to changing requirements without creating a ball of mud in the future.

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Grokking Dynamic Programming Patterns for Coding Interviews

The fact is, Dynamic Programming (DP) problems can be some of the most intimidating on a coding interview. Even when its actually clear if a problem can be solved using DP (which it rarely is), it can be pretty challenging to even know where to start on the solution. Unless, that is, youre trained on the approach to solving DP problems. This course was made from scratch with just that goal in mind. Itll equip you with a set of easy-to-understand techniques to handle any DP problem. Rather than just having you try to memorize solutions, youll be walked through five underlying DP patterns that can then be applied to solve 35+ DP problems.In each pattern, well start with a recursive brute-force solution — this is actually the best way to start solving a DP problem! Once we have a recursive solution, well then apply the advanced DP methods of Memoization and Tabulation.The practice problems in this course were carefully chosen, covering the most frequently asked DP questions in coding interviews.

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Java Testing Weekly 15 / 2019

There are many software development blogs out there, but many of them don’t publish testing articles on a regular basis. Also, I have noticed that some software developers don’t read blogs written by software testers. That is a shame because I think that we can learn a lot from them. That is why I decided to create a newsletter that shares the best testing articles which I found during the last week. Let’s get started. Technical Stuff A comparison of assertion libraries is an interesting blog post that compares three assertion libraries: AssertJ, Strikt, and Atrium. By the way, the examples of this blog post use Kotlin. An Extended Discussion on Customization in JUnit 5 is an excellent blog post that provides an introduction to JUnit 5 extension model. Integration Testing with Javalin and Fuel HTTP is a practical blog posts that helps you to write your first integration tests for a Javalin web application by using Fuel HTTP. Selenium Page Object Pattern – how to handle common components is a useful blog post that helps you to write your first page object. The Really Valuable Stuff Betting in Testing is an interesting blog post that explains why the question: