Quarkus Supersonic Subatomic Java
summary
Quarkus claims sub-second startup and dramatic memory reductions by shifting annotation scanning and wiring to build time and generating a runner JAR; a simple REST/Hibernate app becomes ~28 MB native with GraalVM and can start in tens of milliseconds. Dev mode gives near-instant live reload, Panache adds active‑record style queries, and Kafka + PostgreSQL + SSE demo pushes Twitter handles into the DB and a Kafka stream to render Google Maps markers, working end‑to‑end.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 2:18The hidden truth about Java. containers
- 4:09Quarkus native deployment
- 4:46Quarkus Benefits
- 5:09Developer Joy
- 8:32Supersonic Subatomic Java
- 13:20Unifies Imperative and Reactive
- 14:50Best of Breed Frameworks & Standards
- 18:12Framework Optimizations
- 19:49Move startup time to build time
- 22:10Build time benefits
- 25:19AOTC -GraalvM native image. Dead code elimination
- 28:28The Dark Side
- 32:59When to use which VM with Quarkus
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