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• Advantages?
• Missing Features?
• How to set up?

• What is code quality?
• Is it the same to everyone?
• What ways are there to define code quality?
• How to find the code quality metrics that are important for you?
• ...

Short intro in how to use the Neo4J web application in order to model git commits in a graph database with query examples in the Cypher query language

Create a google analytics account and configure jekyll accordingly.

Hey @thombergs, hey @silenum seems like a sentence is doubled:

"
Here Mockito comes to the rescue! Mockito allows us to create a suitable test double for the CityRepository interface and lets us define the behavior we expect from it. Applying this possibility we can create meaningful unit Here Mockito comes to the rescue! Mockito allows us to create a suitable test double for the CityRepository interface and lets us define the behavior we expect from it.
"

https://github.com/reflectoring/reflectoring.github.io/blame/master/_posts/2021-04-25-clean-unit-tests-with-mockito.md#L71

What is the best way to move from a relational database to Neo4J when using Spring Data?

Create a new disqus account for reflectoring and include it into the blog.

Paste the following logo

in Blogheader.

• review REST Maturity Model
• implement with Spring HATEOAS

Small Guide on how to include metrics in your app that make your exceptions transparent, so you know when something is wrong.

This post could be a follow-up on "setting up prometheus"

Many older articles might not be relevant anymore. It's also more user friendly.

So instead of:

It should be like:

When you share a link in social media, most social media tools scrape the page and extract an image. Since the only image on the article detail page is the author avatar, the avatar is used. It looks kind of self-centered to post an image of your own avatar :). So, it would be good, if we could put at least the teaser image also into the detail page

• error pages
• expose important monitoring metrics (with actuator in Spring Boot)
• protect interfaces to other systems with bulkheads or circuit breakers
• externalized configuration parameters (provide sensible defaults)
• logging
• api documentation
• automatically create a PID-file if the application runs as a service
• indices on database tables? are they (and foreign key constraints) named recognizably?
• ...

What's the best package structure?
One Controller per Use Case?
One Resource per Use Case?

Hi there,
I come back to your testing series quite frequently.
Today I noticed that I removed my bookmark, because I thought I was done with it (seems I wasn't).

It led me to notice that there's no option to search your site for specific content. Here's my proposal:

• Looks clean
• Easy to integrate
• Additional user comfort

Check here for a live example using lua search engine.
I might as well create the PR if you'd like.

Cheers

PS: While preparing this issue I noticed that the header section disappears altogether on mobile view.
Is that intentional? Might be one issue more ;) :)

After including the header logo the layout is broken on my iPhone 5s. We should check the layout working for commonly used smartphone resolutions.

• Where to put configuration properties?
• How to validate properties on startup?`
• How to provide default values?
• How to separate properties for different server environments?
• How to make properties changeable at runtime?
• @ConfigurationProperties?

the page should contain links to the project websites starting with infiniboard

• http://www.reflectoring.io/infiniboard/

• hal+json as extension for your data
• HAL-Browser for interacting with your REST-API
• How to document your API with hal+json
• implementation examples with Spring

Describe how to contribute in the README.md

Explain how to create a continuous build pipeline using circleci 2.0 beta.

How to configure a Neo4j and a JPA datasource within the same application?
How to access both datasources?

The flyout on the upper right doesn't really have value and should be removed

How to use Spring Boot and DropWizard Metrics to expose metrics and thus creating transparent and easy-to-monitor applications.

The logo should be included

• in the header
• as favicon (http://realfavicongenerator.net/)

I'm slightly confused concerning the mentioned blog post.

Here's the code example of the passage

    // given
    User user = new User("Zaphod", "[email protected]");
    boolean sendWelcomeMail = true;
    given(userRepository.save(any(UserEntity.class))).willReturn(userEntity(1L));

    // when
    Long userId = registerUseCase.registerUser(user, sendWelcomeMail);

    // then
    assertThat(userId).isEqualTo(1L);

We see given being used in the example.
The passage mentions when though:

Using Mockito’s when method, we have specified the expected behavior for this mock in order to test a class that uses this repository.

Is that a mixup or "unfortunate wording"?
Thanks again for the quality content 💯

Why do I always get the following and have long configuration times?

Starting a Gradle Daemon, 3 busy and 1 stopped Daemons could not be reused, use --status for details

How do I correctly set up the Gradle daemon?

• embarassing test data on a server during a customer presentation
• test server indexed by Google
• embarassing E-Mails from test server being sent to real people
• ...

• What tools are out there to monitor code quality?
• Compile a list with a couple sentences with main features for each tool.

Hi, Tom. On your write-with-me page you mention "this big backlog of topics" twice, but it's not a link, which suggests that perhaps at one time there was one. I don't find it there or here. Does it still exist? Sorry if I missed it.

If you optem to remove it, that's understandable. Keeping lists updated is a hassle. :-) But then perhaps the wording should be "a big backlog".

I'd searched here for any other existing issue about this. That, too, makes me feel like I'm somehow mistake/missing something to be asking. :-)

Of course, just trying to help.

All hyperlinks and links to resources on staging.reflectoring.io currently point to the real environment on reflectoring.io.

Having to find a teaser image for each blog post can be rather time consuming and in the end the freely available images don't look as good anyways. So, we should replace the Skinny Bones theme with a pleasing theme that doesn't need an image for each post, like this one: http://adventurethemes.com/demo/writer/jekyll/v1-d-20-2/

A few words about reflectoring and perhaps a section where each author can shortly introduce himself?

Must-have: Impressum!

Disqus contains a 3rd-party script to be loaded during page rendering. The code block for loading it shows that the static comments are not rendered as static HTML code. This hinders search engines from grabbing the comments, which are part of the site's content.

To see more reasons for migrating from Disqus, you may view

1. https://victorzhou.com/blog/replacing-disqus/
2. https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/b9022a/switching_off_of_disqus_reduced_my_page_weight_by/
3. https://medium.com/remys-blog/ejecting-disqus-4120e9985823

You may avoid these problems by switching to Staticman, which makes use of GitHub/GitLab Pull/Merge Requests instead of issues. Under Staticman's model, static comments are YML/JSON files stored in the remote GitHub/GitLab repo (usually under data/comments, configurable through the path parameter in root-level staticman.yml), and through a static blog generator (Jekyll/Hugo/etc), the stored data are rendered as part of the content. This gives a total ownership of a static site's comments.

ℹ️ There're many ways to Rome, say JAM Stack, Jekyll AWS comments, etc.

...to check for errors of each pull request. Circle CI, Travis?

How to beginn with CD

How to transform a paper notebook into a mobile kanban board and how to use it to structure your work.

• Intro
  • what is it about?
  • why is it special?
  • what other tools are there?
  • Mention Swagger as alternative ( https://www.tothepoint.company/blog/spring-rest-doc/)
• including Spring Rest Docs into your Integration Tests
• documenting hypermedia links
• documenting request and response structure
• documenting field constraints
• documenting a field at a specific JSON path
• Conclusion
  • 100% test coverage of your REST endpoints

Overview over possible authentication technologies with REST Web Services like basic authentication, token based authentication or OAuth2.

In this blog post lazy evaluation of gradle properties gets explained.

Why do we need this?
When do we need this?
How can we use it?

When in comes to I/O in Java. There're many different solutions to manage and transfer sources in Java. It would be nice to have a blogpost which describe best practices of using streams in Java.

It would be nice to have a link to the github repo

• downsides of classic versioning / release processes / SNAPSHOTs
• comparison with continuous versioning

Add a search field that starts a Google search on the blog

WinSW is a windows service wrapper that you can use to execute your jars on windows startup (autostart). The blog post contains a quick start.

• What is Gamification?
• Can it be used to make us better in what we're doing (software development)?
• ...