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Backing up cloud applications

by kornel@CodeCraftersDesign.com | Jan 20, 2020 | Uncategorized

Backups and cloud computing Regardless of the cloud data provider you use, you will need a cloud data backup solution that will automatically do backups for your cloud environment to protect your apps against data loss. You will want to choose a backup...

What can happen to you if you’re not using SSL/HTTPS?

by kornel@CodeCraftersDesign.com | Aug 31, 2019 | Uncategorized

As a customer, when you connect to a website that does not have HTTPS enabled, you cannot be certain that your communication is private and that you are actually talking to the “real” web site. As a web site owner, the lack of SSL will lower your SEO...
How to change the mysql root password without locking yourself out

How to change the mysql root password without locking yourself out

by kornel@CodeCraftersDesign.com | Aug 18, 2019 | Uncategorized

Changing a MySQL password is remarkably complicated! In a typical scenario where we would run the database on one box, and the apps accessing it on other boxes, naively changing a user’s the password may create a situation where it appears that we locked...
JavaBeans style getters and setters will ruin your Scala code

JavaBeans style getters and setters will ruin your Scala code

by kornel@CodeCraftersDesign.com | Jul 18, 2019 | Uncategorized

Using Java beans will destroy your functional code. I keep coming across code that implements setters and getters in Scala code. There are multiple problems with this when it comes to functional programming. Scala code should use case classes, not mutable java beans....

Fast non-blocking code with idempotent streams

by kornel@CodeCraftersDesign.com | Jul 16, 2019 | Uncategorized

In the past couple of years, there’s been a trend to code with streams. Ever wondered why everything is turning into a stream? What are their advantages? What should you do if you wanted use streams? What libraries are out there and which ones are the good ones?...

Scala: Is a for comprehension a loop? If not, is it any better than a loop?

by kornel@CodeCraftersDesign.com | May 17, 2019 | Uncategorized

When we write Scala code that needs to be repeated we often put it into a for comprehension. Many folks who code Scala call this is loop. for( i <- 1 until 5){ println(i) } But that is not 100% accurate. A for comprehension does not have any mutable loop variables...
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