Enterprise Coffee Community

There’s a high chance you’ll have a head start on any of our projects if you’re already familiar with the technologies relevant to Enterprise Coffee (see below). This means you’ll already know part of the frameworks used, and with that you can focus more on understanding the business of the application. 

 

If you’re not an experienced user quite yet, there’s still time to learn, using the list below as a starting point. For example, although Java 8 is typically the most widely used version, your learning should concentrate on the newer versions – keeping you up to date and allowing for an easy transition when the project inevitably evolves its tech stack.

 

Most widely used technologies: 

• Java 8 and 11 
• Spring 5 – core platform 
• Kafka 2 and AWS SQS – messaging 
• JPA / Hibernate – connection to a relational database 
• Oracle – the relational database in question 
• ElasticSearch – acting as a proxy for full text searches 
• JUnit, Mockito, TestContainers – unit testing and integration testing

 

There’s so much more involved with Enterprise coffee that you could be an expert on, from running projects in the AWS cloud, or utilizing S3, EC2, RDS, SQS and Lambdas, to coding in Git, or using MVC, perhaps it’s using Factory, Builder, Facade, Singleton, Observer, Decorator and Proxy to keep your code clean, flexible and extensible. You may manage your CI by Jenkins pipelines, in which you might have a Sonar check configured or excel by using Jira for issue management because working Agile is never a straight line. 

 

No matter what your preferred technology or approach is – our community awaits your expertise.