Context, motivation and theory We have a microservices environment with Kubernetes(k8s), in which we develop a service that requires a database. We decided to do the migration management of the database using Liquibase. Eventually, we realized that some deploys left
We often confuse the User Experience (UX) with the User Interface (UI), this is associated only with the most visual part of a web or application. In this article, we will briefly clarify what user experience refers to, and we
We are continuing with our interview series ( previously we had interviewed Diego Ojeda – Android Lead at Apiumhub and Serhii Zabolennyi – QA Automation engineer at Apiumhub ) and today we have a Backend interview with Javier Gomez – backend developer
This article may seem essential for a frontend developer, but for me it was a sensational discovery. To understand what motivates this article, let me introduce my context: I had always developed backends, but two years ago, when I got started
Automatizing a Postman test with JMeter Noawadays, one of the most used tools to do functional testing against an API is Postman. Even though these can be automatized via command line with Newman, the most common use of this tool is to
As you probably already know, last month, Apiumhub sponsored this year’s edition of the JBCNConf, and our development team had the pleasure attending the event and sharing knowledge with the Java community in Barcelona. JBCNConf 2019 Highlights During JBCNConf
When we talk about Domain Identifiers, we are talking about the ID of an entity in our domain. Many times, it may seem like a simple procedure to assign an ID to an instance of a domain entity, and therefore
Hexagonal Architecture, also known as Architecture of Ports and Adapters, is one of the most used architectures nowadays. The aim of this article is to list down the main characteristics, applying hexagonal architecture to a Symfony project. Applying Hexagonal Architecture: main
