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How to add an Angular module built with Maven to a SonarQube analysis

4th July 20219th July 2021 little_pineconeAngular, Tools
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We can use SonarQube to analyse all or only selected modules from our multi-module application built with Maven. Let’s configure an existing Angular module so that we can see a full SonarQube analysis for an example SpringBoot-Angular project.

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Technology Radar vol. 24

13th May 202113th May 2021 little_pineconeTaking care
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I use ThoughtWorks guides regularly to keep up with technology trends. The 24th Technology Radar volume has been available for a while so I decided to share the topics that I plan to explore in my spare time.

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How I enhanced my project by generating custom fake data with Dummy4j

24th December 202024th December 2020 little_pineconeTools
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Most fake data providers offer a wide variety of default generators and the ability to add custom definitions to them. However, ease of customization is not always a top priority in their architecture. Fortunately, one of the most important features of Dummy4j is the ability to easily extend the generator and provide custom definitions.

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How to generate fake data in multiple languages with Dummy4j

24th December 202024th December 2020 little_pineconeTools
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Reliable sets of automatically generated data enhance project testing and development. If your application has to handle non ASCII characters or support multiple languages, it is beneficial to consider those requirements when providing fake data.

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12 reasons for using a random data generator – introducing Dummy4j

24th December 202027th December 2020 little_pineconeJava, Tools
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Having a sufficient sample of lifelike data greatly improves the application development process. In most cases, when we start working on a project, we don’t have the luxury of having a well-stocked database we could use in development and testing. However, we can easily create such a database using a random data generator.

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How to validate credit card numbers with the Luhn algorithm in Java

24th December 202024th December 2020 little_pineconeJava
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Entering a credit card number is prone to random errors and typos. As a matter of fact, it’s easy to make a mistake in a long chain of digits. Fortunately, we can apply the widely used Luhn algorithm to prevent data corruption.

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How to set up Spring Boot app documentation with Springfox

28th November 202029th November 2020 little_pineconeSpring Boot, Tools

Learn how to generate documentation for your Spring Boot application using Springfox Boot Starter. This article extends the Spring Boot API documentation with Swagger post.

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How to find and diagnose unassigned Elasticsearch shards

30th October 20201st November 2020 little_pineconeTools
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Identifying the unassigned shards in Elasticsearch and finding the reason why a shard can’t be allocated is critical when we want to get rid of the “NoShardAvailableActionException: No shard available” warning. Additionally, the Elasticsearch APIs also provide helpful hints pointing to the possible cause of this issue.

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How to get better at estimating tasks in 10 steps

25th October 202012th March 2021 little_pineconeTaking care
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Estimating programming tasks is a complex process. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. Furthermore, skimping on resources to get it right turns the entire procedure into reading tea leaves. However, we can improve the accuracy of our predictions by applying the following practices.

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Angular logs the “not a known element” error as a warning

20th October 202020th October 2020 little_pineconeAngular

In Angular 9 and 10 we can notice that the “my-element is not a known element” error is missing when our tests don’t have all required stubs. Make sure to check debug messages when running tests and add all absent stubs. Otherwise, you will have to update your test suite when the Angular team fixes this bug.

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