Tag Archives: quarkus

Quarkus’ Qute Templating Engine is very handy for creating server-side rendered pages. Besides the regular loops and control structures, there’s also a possibility to set and update variables, at least with a small trick. In the following, we’ll see how to do some arithmetic calculations using Java’s AtomicInteger. Usually, you can invoke methods of objects that are passed to Qute, ...

Inject Quarkus list types with @ConfigProperty In a previous post, you’ve seen how to map complex configuration structures with Quarkus using @ConfigMapping. If you have a typed collection, e.g. List<String>, you can also inject these values via @ConfigProperty: @ApplicationScoped public class CoffeeShopConfig { @ConfigProperty(name = "complex.list") List<String> list; ... } The list can be populated either by a hierarchical config ...

The Quarkus dev mode increases our development productivity and especially reduces the turnaround times how long it takes to get test feedback. For Quarkus projects, this is a huge benefit. However, with some hacky workarounds, it’s possible to run the tests of a plain Java project also in a similar way. In this video, I’m showing how to add the ...

Programming is very much a flow activity in which we can fully immerse ourselves into the task. But there are differences in how much our local development setup allows us to do so, especially with regards to the waiting times. In this video, I’m showing what to consider in our development environments to come up with a setup that enables ...

1. Introduction The shift towards cloud computing has had a massive impact on every single aspect of the software development process. In particular, the tools and frameworks the developers have had mastered for years suddenly became unfit, or to say it mildly, outdated. To reflect the reality, the whole new family of frameworks and libraries has emerged, collectively called cloud-native. ...

In an earlier video, I shared how to run the Quarkus remote-dev mode in Docker containers, which is very helpful for local and remote development environments. Since Quarkus version 1.6, however, the way how we execute the remote dev mode has changed. Assuming, we’d like to have the same setup like in the mentioned video. What’s new is that we ...

It has been a while but as per a friend requested I am going to show you how to deploy a Quarkus microservice behind an Nginx reverse proxy using docker. What are we going to do… I am going to install docker and docker-compose on a centos 8 host and I am going to deploy a docker container that will ...

In this blog post we are going to look at the new styling and other new options available in OpenAPI and SwaggerUI Quarkus (v1.10.0 +). Styling Default style The default style for Swagger UI has changed from the vanilla Swagger UI to a Quarkus branded page: In this post we mostly focus on Swagger UI, but the styling options also ...

This blog post is a follow up on the initial introductory post, Supersonic Subatomic GraphQL, and here we will explore more features, some that is experimental, that we hope to eventually move to the MicroProfile GraphQL Specification (based on your feedback !) We will look at the following: Operational Context – Optimize your downstream processes.Cache – Caching your endpoints.Asynchronous – ...