Jilles van Gurp articles - 12 total
Kts Scripting of Yaml & Json Dialects
I've been using Kotlin for quite a few years now. And while I've been using Gradle with the Kotlin...
Docker over SSH & Qemu : Replacing Docker for Mac
Yesterday, Docker announced that Docker for Mac is going to require a paid account for large...
Improving Build Speeds.
I wrote a way too long HN comment this morning and realized that I probably should turn that into a p...
Reactive Security Filter with Spring & Kotlin
Over the years, I've had to implement security filters a couple of time. Recently I had to add JWT to...
Publish Kotlin multiplaform maven repo
A recurring topic on many projects for me is publishing private packages of some sort so that they ca...
Using Pandoc to create a Website
Overview of how to use pandoc to create personal website + blog.
Using Cloudfront, S3, and Route 53 for hosting
Overview of how to work around a few issues when hosting a one page app using Cloudfront, S3 and Route 53
Libra, blockchains, and the meaning of it all
Recently, Facebook announced their plans for launching their own blockchain platform and crypto currency, the Libra. In this longish article I want to explore what I think is happening and what it all means. As such, it is severely at risk of being both late and somewhat redundant as world plus dog seems to have an opinion on this. In writing this article, I want to reflect a bit on the bigger picture and also intend to distance myself a bit from the alarmist and populist hyperbole that has been circulating since Facebook announced Libra.
Explaining Stellar using Cliste
Practical overview of some key stellar concepts using my Command Line Interface for STEllar (CLISTE).
Post Agile: embracing asynchronous processes
The use of asynchronous communication tools and processes in increasingly distributed teams are resulting in a new way of developing software that for lack of a better word is post agile.
Streaming results from a JdbcTemplate in Kotlin
Sometimes you just want to do a foreach thing in the results of a query do something without worrying about running out of memory, paging etc.
Ripping out hibernate and going native JDBC
The how and why of getting rid of hibernate in a simple kotlin/spring boot 2.0 project