The Redux pattern is a hot topic in frontend development. However, most people find it confusing to read, write, and maintain. Although there are numerous articles that explain this pattern and its usage, they often use vocabulary and terms specific to Redux, instead of using common software development terminology. This makes it difficult for beginners to understand and apply the pattern effectively.

After some experience and experimentation with Temporal's Java SDK, some interesting observations showed up that were not mentioned in the official documentation of the tool (as of the date of writing this article). In this blog, I'll delve into some of these observations that were strictly targeting the testing environment they provide in Java for testing the behavior of the workflows.

In this article, we will go over the concept of server-side rending (SSR) in frontend development delving into its benefits and the need behind its rising. Then we will move forward with a working example of server-side rendering with Angular using "angular-ssr".

In this article we will go over a simple procedure to automatically renew the SSL certificate generated by Let's Encrypt

Contract Tests can be considered a major block in the development lifecycle when working on a distributed system architecture. Such type of testing can be driven by either the consumer or the provider. Today, we're going to discover the consumer-driven contract testing using PACT.

Regular Expressions are a very powerful tool. When done right, they can be used to extract information from texts in a clean way. In this article, we will see an example done in Java to extract information from an article's URL.

The main purpose of using a NoSQL DB vendor such as MongoDB is to take advantage from the flexibility it provides at the level of the structure of the stored data. However, when used with C#, storing a field whose structure is dynamic and differs from object to another is a bit difficult.

The purpose of writing unit tests is to test a unit in isolation. However, sometimes isolation may not be accessible when the unit we are testing logically depends on other external units. Here comes Dependency Injection (DI) alongside other concepts to serve the mentioned purpose.

In this article, I'll be listing all the important notes and maven scripts that you'll probably need while developing in Java. It is more of an FAQ page.