10 Ways to be a More Productive Java Developer
summary
Demos show Spring Boot producing an executable script+jar so you can make jar not war and run embedded Tomcat instantly, TomEE offers Tomcat speed with Java EE certification, Gradle uses a daemon for faster builds versus Maven, JBoss Forge scaffolds entities and pages, Arquillian runs integration-style JUnit tests in containers, JRebel applies code and resource changes with no redeploy needed, and XRebel surfaces a surprising 37 SQL queries (classic N+1) for a single UI action so the change actually fixes performance hotspots.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 11:20TOOLING
- 14:01PERFORMANCE METRICS
- 14:46FEATURES
- 24:00GRADLE
- 26:13JREBEL
- 36:17XREBEL
- 46:44ARQUILLIAN
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