Monthly Archives: June 2020

JAX-RS Done Right! (II. – Hello World Server)

Posted on 27. June 2020 by Markus Karg

Hey guys! How’s it going? Let’s get our hands dirty and begin coding! In this episode of Head Crashing Informatics we will turn a Java SE variant of “Hello, world!” into a JAX-RS server, to learn the essentially needed parts … Continue reading →

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Contributing to Open Source Made Easy

Posted on 20. June 2020 by Markus Karg

Hey guys! How’s it going? You always wanted to contribute to an open source project, but feared the time to invest or the paperwork to sign? Or you just didn’t know where to chime in? Now you get a jumpstart! … Continue reading →

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JAX-RS Done Right! (I. – Introduction)

Posted on 13. June 2020 by Markus Karg

Hey guys! How’s it going? Since more than a decade I am part of the group which defines the JAX-RS standard meanwhile, and often I saw people using this API in a wrong way. So I thought it is time … Continue reading →

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Biggest Maven Version Ranges Mistakes

Posted on 6. June 2020 by Markus Karg

Hey guys! How’s it going? We all think that we know what’s in a Maven Version Number, but when it comes to Version Ranges we typically do common mistakes. In Episode 04 of Head Crashing Informatics you will learn to … Continue reading →

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