Creating a Quarkus Extension
summary
A practical guide to building a Quarkus extension that shifts work to build time so applications start faster and use less memory. It uses the Maven archetype to create deployment and runtime modules, registers CDI beans in build steps, indexes classes with Jandex, generates bytecode with Gizmo/ASM to add methods (example: auto-implemented tellStory), and emits GraalVM reflection registration metadata so the extension works with native images.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:06QUI SUIS-JE ?
- 0:44SUPERSONIC SUBATOMIC-CONTAINER FIRST
- 2:22DEVELOPER JOY
- 5:08DIGRESSION - GRAALVM
- 9:13BUILDING A QUARKUS EXTENSION
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