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Event-Driven Architecture: Getting Started with Kafka (Part 1)
An event-driven architecture is a paradigm that has become increasingly used in modern microservices-based architectures. It promises a more flexible and responsive architecture to business events, while offering better technical decoupling. Let's see how we can build it with Kafka.…
Intro DevOps Engineers have moved from on-premise, monolithic applications to large-scale application systems in the…
One of the first things I do when onboarding to a new software project is…
Beginning Decentralized Identity Applications with Solid
Summary This post is a follow up from "Distributed Personal Data Stores and Verified…
Distributed Personal Data Stores and Verified Credentials: Potential Opportunities in Finance
Summary In this article, we will explore the possible impacts and benefits of personal data…
Intro to Unit Testing: Where Do I Start -- Mocha or Jest?
Having worked as a Front End Developer for about five years now, testing code has…
If you have worked with CI/CD, chances are you have used the likes of…
Git: Dealing with Pull Requests
Software Engineers are constantly working with Pull Requests (PRs). Most organizations have now adopted them…
Have you ever wanted to use JavaScript or execute code from within your Cucumber feature…
Ippon Summer 2021 Internship Recap
This past summer Ippon welcomed three new interns: Reid Jesselson, Tyler Yarow, and Prashanth Krishnan.…
In these interesting times we live in, QR has made quite the comeback (or is…
A Beginner’s Guide to InfluxDB: A Time-Series Database
A time series database (TSDB) is specifically made for data that can be evaluated as…
Kotlin: Like Java, But Better (Part 2)
If you haven't already read part one of this blog series, then check out 'Kotlin:…
Kotlin: Like Java, But Better (Part 1)
Kotlin has quickly risen to popularity as an alternative language to Java. In this blog…
I have recently been sucked into the field known as DevOps and I thought it…