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Dev Cinema
At willhaben, every employee in tech has a time and money budget to spend on conferences, training and courses. Many of us like to go to…
Friendly Fire DDoS Attack by Omission
Much like precious gems, the React components we use have been crafted in the mines of our frontend chapter under the pressure of heavy…
Experimenting with AI-Models for Auto-Filling Car Data
Recently, I embarked on a personal experiment to test how some of the current AI models could assist in automatically detecting a car’s…
EWA — a support’s best (non human) friend
It is software development’s fate to reinvent itself constantly. Striving for even more performance, better maintainability and less costs…
Watching UEFA EURO 2024 on willhaben server metrics
See how a Site Reliability Engineer notices that a nation is in football fever.
Migrating a 100-submodules monolith from Maven to Gradle
Willhaben started out as one big, monolithic software project. Parts of this monolith are now older than our youngest colleagues.
Analysing Kafka Streams with Snowflake
At willhaben, we sometimes need to analyse data streams from Kafka to ensure data consistency and integrity. Recently, I explored two…
AI Dev Buddies: What Our Team Learned from Using AI Assistants
AI assistants boost coding, but limitations remain. Our team’s experiment reveals all. #AI #coding
Museum of Willhaben’s Monitoring System (MOWMS)
We at willhaben are very fond of the core principles of site reliability engineering (SRE), which Google developed years ago and which has…
Spring Boot 3.2.x Application using Cassandra With Multiple Keyspaces
Here at willhaben, we use AWS Keyspaces to store some of our data. For one of our services we need to aggregate data from multiple…
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