Mário Júnior, Author at Techmoz

Java – Data Access Objects – Considerations (p. 2)

Posted by Mário Júnior - 29/12/2017

I couldn’t let this year end without fulfilling my promise, so i had to publish this last episode of the Java – Data Access Objects – Considerations series. We will…

Do not blindly rely on code coverage

Posted by Mário Júnior - 07/12/2017

Software Engineering came to help reduce the unpredictability and high cost of Software development. Most of the software engineering practices were created to help address this. Requirements engineering, tests engineering,…

Avoid private field dependency injection – here is why

Posted by Mário Júnior - 31/05/2017

Dependency injection is a great way of decoupling system components, assuming they are written using a contract-implementation approach. The dependency injection containers allow you to select the desired component implementation…

Introducing jeuxen – testing USSD apps like never before

Posted by Mário Júnior - 15/05/2017

“Good engineers are not amused simply by the profit they make, they are mostly amused by the problems they solved, the challenges they faced. You can see that when they…

JPA/Hibernate – object proxying (behind the scenes)

Posted by Mário Júnior - 17/04/2017

“Having people with difficulties of sharing knowledge is perhaps a lot more danger than having people with no knowledge at all”. Mário Júnior There are many frameworks out there, Java…

Let’s think about using a pure Web model for our enterprise applications

Posted by Mário Júnior - 06/04/2017

“What is the point of using a tool that will facilitate you to do something you don’t even know what it is? That’s not facilitation. That’s ignorance support and MUST…

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Mário Júnior

Java – Data Access Objects – Considerations (p. 2)

Do not blindly rely on code coverage

Avoid private field dependency injection – here is why

Introducing jeuxen – testing USSD apps like never before

JPA/Hibernate – object proxying (behind the scenes)

Let’s think about using a pure Web model for our enterprise applications