Code that relies on timers is tricky to unit test. You have to check the functionality of your code and ensure there is the correct synchronisation between the test and the timer thread. Unless special measures are taken, exceptions thrown...
UPDATE (21/07/2016): the Devoxx folks published the video of the sessions, so we linked them in. We came to Devoxx UK 2016 because we wanted to hire people. (A LOT of people.) But we also wanted to let the community...
Today we are introducing Kubeform: A tool for provisioning production ready Kubernetes clusters to any cloud with security, scalability and maintainability in mind. We’ve had this project open-source for a little while but have been a tad slow to get...
The Capgemini UK Platform Engineering team is sponsoring ContainerSched 2016.
You can almost smell bad code and it’s not a nice thing to behold. It can be even worse when you have to get your hands dirty and fix the stuff. In this post I’m going to take a look...
Capgemini UK is proud to announce another fantastic giveaway for the dev community… Tickets to Devoxx UK 2016 worth £474!
It is now a necessity to be able to rapidly and easily deploy and evolve a platform where your apps will be running. In order to do this you need to manage your own compute resources in a given cloud...
In my previous article about building a blockchain application, I shared some of the tools, tips and techniques I used to create an end-to-end blockchain web application. Let’s hone in on a specific part of that and explain in more...
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