Java: The new wave of Java web frameworks
summary
Compares Micronaut, Quarkus and Helidon by concrete tradeoffs: Micronaut uses compile-time APT code generation to eliminate runtime reflection, Quarkus adds reactive DB clients and jax‑rs familiarity, Helidon SE delivers small nonblocking libraries and Maven archetypes, and all target GraalVM native images to cut container size and boot time. Calls out a real-world Spring Boot hello‑world startup of ~40 seconds and shows native builds yield fast startup and low memory footprint via GraalVM native image and ahead-of-time annotation processing.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker
- 2:00Java's relevance and challenges
- 12:44GraalVM and cloud-native Java
- 22:25New frameworks for microservices
- 24:57Micronaut overview
- 31:11Quarkus overview
- 33:20Helidon overview
- 35:03Q&A and closing
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