David Da Silva

@david-dasilva

I write bugs during the day and fix them by night

Bordeaux, FranceJoined July 2021

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I'm a developer from France, I mainly do backend dev and DevOps on micro-service environments.

I also give formations about Spring Framework and other subjects.

Currently working at Zenika Bordeaux and not changing anytime soon :D

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Talking, but not for hire sorry :)

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DDDavid Da Silvadaviddasilva.netJul 3, 2023 · 3 min read

Spring common mistake : bypassing the proxy features

I want to share with you a common mistake I find in codebases using Spring when it comes to features auto-magically added by annotations. Let's start with this piece of code : @Service public class MyLibrary { BookRepository bookRepository; ...

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DDDavid Da Silvadaviddasilva.netNov 2, 2021 · 6 min read

Make your tests more readable using AssertJ and BDD syntax

I love writing tests! I get a dopamine boost every time I see those green tests in my reports. Every test failing is a tiny puzzle to solve and you get a green result as soon as you find the solution. Supergreen! But I know that writing and reading t...

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DDDavid Da Silvadaviddasilva.netOct 23, 2021 · 3 min read

Unit testing time driven methods

Hi! This is my first post on a series of quick tips to improve your tests in Java, I hope you will learn something today 👍 Have you ever used Instant.now(), LocalDateTime.now() or ZonedDateTime.now() in your code, only to find it difficult to test l...

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Spring common mistake : bypassing the proxy features

Make your tests more readable using AssertJ and BDD syntax

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David Da Silva's blogs

Recently published

Spring common mistake : bypassing the proxy features

Make your tests more readable using AssertJ and BDD syntax

Unit testing time driven methods