Showing posts with label scala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scala. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 May 2013

Integration testing ReactiveMongo

During the development of Moresby Stroll I had to solve the testing of our data access layer. Moresby Stroll Server uses Akka Actors as a base of its architecture, therefore the data access layer is implemented by an Actor, the DataAccessActor.

DataAccessActor is responsible to provide all the persistence functionality what the business logic and higher layers require. Let's take a look at the DataAccessActor.

Saturday, 28 April 2012

Weekly coffee - 4th bean

After two weeks lack of Weekly bean we are here again. Friday morning we kept out weekly meeting in a (surprise!) Starbucks at Canary Wharf. As usual we were talking about Java, Scala and IT interestings.

Weekly news/gadgets

Cloud storage

Lamda expression in Java

State of the Lambda

Weekly api

Weekly topic:

Scala persistence

I have been examining the persistence solutions in Scala to use one of them in our project

I found there are 4 ways:

  • SQL
  • Hibernate/JPA
  • Type-safe SQL
  • Scala syntax db access

The post about the Scala persistence is coming so please be patient.

Links

TDD - Acceptence TDD - BDD

We were talking about TDD comparing TDD in ... and in practice. How we are doing and how we could be doing better. Pros and cons, etc.

The rule of Acceptance TDD in a project life and where the BDD is useful

Links

Weekly weakness WTF

This week was a happy special week, because we didn't complain about anything. We just renamed the topic to WTF having been inspired by the Google.

Next meeting

4th May 2012, 6:30 AM, Starbucks at Canary Wharf

Saturday, 24 March 2012

Welcome

Today morning we (Balázs and I) met in a Cafe and talked about Java, Scala, Android and other developing subjects. We decided to have a meeting every week and create this blog to note every interesting thing what we meet in our work to. We also decided to create a project where we can try all the new interesting technologies and we will write about all of our experiences in an other blog will be started soon.

Here is a list of the technologies/APIs/software or anything what we were talking about as a reminder: