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Yes, you've read that right! This time our meetup was about not writing code. As software developers we tend to solve most problems that we have with code, but sometimes it's also possible to solve problems without doing so. That's why we decided to
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INTRO During our last internal meetup we decided to do things a bit different than usual. Instead of picking one subject and exploring it with the whole group, we decided that it would be fun for once to let everyone pick their own subject for the day. A blogpost about
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For the first internal meetup of this year we decided to have a look at gRPC (https://grpc.io/). From their website: "gRPC is a modern open source high performance RPC framework that can run in any environment. It can efficiently connect services in and across data centers with
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Every last Friday of the month we as Sourcelabs come together for our internal meetup. The goal of this meetup is to learn new things and to have fun together. Normally we would end our day with a tasty dinner, but unfortunately due to the coronavirus that wasn't
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Every last Friday of the month we as Sourcelabs come together for our internal meetup. The goal of this meetup is to learn new things, have fun together and to enjoy a lovely dinner at the end of the day. About a year ago we made a list of technologies
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How do you get the desired results in meetings? What are the ingredients for good discussions? Is it possible to let everyone actively contribute in meetings? These were some of the questions I had when I became a scrum master not long ago. Luckily these questions were quickly answered when
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In this series we will look at how WireMock can help the development and testing of Microservices. The first part will focus on a standalone setup to understand what WireMock is and what features it provides. After that we will create a simple Spring Boot app and test it using
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While browsing the internet I stumbled upon a nice tool called spring-boot-admin (https://github.com/codecentric/spring-boot-admin). This tool, made by Codecentric, offers a nice overview that gives you access to things like metrics, log levels, environment properties, number of threads and many more that are exposed by the Spring