Reflectoring - Where the HOW meets the WHY · Scour

5 Good Reasons to Use a Log Server

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How to Configure a Human-Readable Logging Format with Logback and Descriptive Logger

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Testing a Spring Boot REST API against a Consumer-Driven Contract with Pact

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Creating a Consumer-Driven Contract with Feign and Pact

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Tip: Provide Contextual Information in Log Messages

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Tip: Use a Human-Readable Logging Format

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Tip: Use Logging Levels Consistently

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Skipping a CI Build for non-code changes

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Structuring and Testing Modules and Layers with Spring Boot

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Microservice Communication Patterns

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Modularizing a Spring Boot Application

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Publishing Open Source Releases to JCenter and Maven Central

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Testing a Spring Boot REST API Consumer against a Contract with Spring Cloud Contract

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Autostart for your Spring Boot Application

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A Fully Automated Open Source Release Chain with Gradle and Travis CI

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Publishing Open Source Snapshots with Gradle

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Creating a Consumer-Driven Contract with Angular and Pact

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Publishing Open Source Releases with Gradle

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7 Reasons to Choose Consumer-Driven Contract Tests Over End-to-End Tests

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Lazy Evaluation of Gradle Properties

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