Blog & Articles by Daniel Westheide

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Nicht mehr Open-Source

Technologieentscheidungen rational treffen

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Type-safe SQL queries in Java and Rust

The Type-Safe Web Stack, Part 3

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Type-safe HTML templates in Java and Rust

The current fashion in our industry is to use static and strong typing wherever possible. How fashion-conscious is the Java community when it comes to HTML templating, though? Let’s have a look at what approaches at type-safe or build-time verified HTML templating are available in the Java ecosystem, how they compare to what’s available in Rust, and whether the benefits outweigh the costs.

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Type-safe HTTP routing in Java and Rust

The Type-Safe Web Stack, Part 1

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How we cut our website’s carbon emissions in half

Decarbonising innoq.com

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What is Sustainable Software?

Environmental sustainability is a very important issue, but software is something virtual, so it doesn’t seem to have an impact, right? Wrong! As software creators, we have a significant impact and can make a difference by incorporating the principles of eco-friendly software development into our understanding and practices.

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Remote Mob Programming at INNOQ

We asked four teams about their experiences with Remote Mob Programming

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Scala Days 2019 in Lausanne

Unser Erfahrungsbericht

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Blockchain Mining: Embarrassingly Parallel?

In this blog post, we are going to look at three different approaches at mining new blocks in a blockchain using Rust, all of them using multiple threads, and we’re going to compare their runtime performances with each other and with that of the two single-threaded solutions from the previous post.

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Blockchain Mining with Rust
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The language of maths is not the language of your business
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The perils of shared code

In this blog article, I want to examine why using a sharing code between microservices may sound attractive in the first place and why it can cause bigger problems than the ones you try to solve.

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Solving the wrong problems
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Why RESTful communication between microservices can be perfectly fine