Capgemini Software Engineering

So this big new world of containers has come along, and with it we are solving a lot of problems we previously had with virtual machines, and we are developing much more elegant solutions to problems as a community. One...

Why Specialisms Within a Team Leads to Constraints on Productivity Tim, a good developer, has been working on a story. “Fred, I need the build configuration changed to pick up the new component I’ve added.” Fred responds, “okay, I can...

We are all individuals - our experiences and personality affect who we are and how we see the world. We all learn in different ways and grasp concepts at different rates. Some of us need to fully understand how a...

CXF and Blueprint Before diving into the main content I’ll just give some short snippets about the technology used here. Camel is a framework which implements all the (widely-used) enterprise integration patterns and allows for communication between multiple transports (JMS,...

During my journey into microservices, it has become apparent that the majority of online sample/howto posts regarding implementation focus solely on REST as a means for microservices to communicate with each other. Because of this, you could be forgiven for...

In a recent blog article, Tom spoke about the “Find a Tech Job In London” meetup that was hosted by Capgemini. If you missed the meetup or if you’re still looking for an exciting opportunity, why not consider joining Capgemini?...

If your New Year’s resolution will be ‘find a new job’ now’s the time to start looking for that new and exciting opportunity. On Thursday 26th November Capgemini will be hosting the Find A Tech Job In London (FATJIL) meetup...

We all know that a DevOps culture should be a core principle of any new projects, and there’s plenty of blog posts to get us started - just take a look at some of our previous posts. But what happens...

Back in March I went to DEVWEEK 2015 and listened to a talk by Kevlin Henney called Programming with GUTs. (You can watch the video behind the link. It’s a good talk.) Since then I’ve been trying to write my...

I’ve just come back from Smashing Conference in Barcelona and first of all, I have to thank the organisers and speakers for a great event. Secondly, I must apologise for the terribly predictable (for British people of a certain age)...