From Zero to Back End in 45 Minutes with Eclipse Vert.x
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Builds a RealWorld conduit back end with Eclipse Vert.x from project boot to a working user-registration flow: uses Maven or the Git starter, spins up vertx-web routes and a web client, sends registration JSON over the event bus to a persistence vertical, writes to MongoDB persistence (fat JAR runnable), and issues JWT auth tokens. Tests run with vertx-unit and pass end-to-end; composite futures ensure both HTTP and persistence verticles deploy before accepting traffic.
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