Author Archives: imsonublog

Scala+Gradle+Cucumber = A holy alliance

Posted on August 20, 2017

It has been some long time that I have not written a blog regarding my new technological learnings. And that is the void I will be wanting to fill in the coming days. This one being the start. So, I … Continue reading →

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Blending Cucumber, Cassandra and Akka-Http

Posted on February 7, 2017

Folks, Knoldus has always pioneered the deep diving into the best ways to use cutting edge technologies. In the past few days, one of our team carried this deed by integrating Cucumber with Akka-Http, Cassandra and of course, Scala. In … Continue reading →

Posted in Akka, akka-http, Cassandra, Cucumber, database, knoldus, sbt, Scala, scalatest, Test, testing, tests | Tagged | 6 Comments

Testing Rejection Handling in Akka-Http

Posted on December 27, 2016

In my previous blog, I discussed how to handle rejections in Akka Http. You may find it here. We left it on terms to explain the testing of it later. Keeping the promise 😉 In this blog, we will learn … Continue reading →

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Rejection Handling in Akka Http.

Posted on December 9, 2016

While working on one my project which uses Akka Http for routing, I came across a situation where we had to use custom Rejection Handler. It was a worthy thing to be shared with all and hence this blog 😉 … Continue reading →

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KnolX – Akka Streams

Posted on August 23, 2016

In one of our KnolX sessions, we discussed on Akka Streams. It was a step by step introduction to Akka Streams. It started with the need for reactive streams and moved on with a discussion on components of Akka Streams, … Continue reading →

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Our Approach to Code Quality in Scala

Posted on May 23, 2016

Code Quality. This term has become quite a rage in the industry with more and more companies devoting more time (and money) to give a better code quality to their clients. But why ?  Following are some of the reasons … Continue reading →

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