I’ve created a video in which I explain “supersonic subatomic Java” with Quarkus, a runtime for modern Java applications. Whether you’re just starting out in the world of Enterprise Java or whether you’re already an experienced Java EE / J2EE developer, this session will guide you towards how to build modern cloud-native microservices in the year 2020.
In this video, we’ll have a look at how to build and develop modern projects, best practices, technologies such as Quarkus, Maven, Docker, Kubernetes, and more. We’ll see what fulfills the needs of our projects and how to build effective development and deployment workflows.
We’ll cover:
- How to build Quarkus applications with Maven, benefits of build-time optimizations
- Development mode
- Configuration
- Efficient tests & end-to-end testing
- Quarkus in Docker & Kubernetes
- Persistence & Panache
- Qute Templating Engine & HTML server-side rendering
- Runtimes, JVMs
The session was originally held at the SnowOne conference in Siberia and re-recorded for a wider audience.
Further resources
- Demo project
- Presentation slides
- Quarkus website
- Quarkus Guides
- Thoughts on Quarkus
- Debugging system tests in containers with Quarkus (Video)
- Quarkus on OpenJ9 JVM & resource consumption (Video)
Thanks for watching!
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