Cloud Native Java for This Decade With Quarkus
summary
Quarkus claims build-time wiring that produces a runnable jar starting under one second (demo shows ~0.9s) with hot-reload ~400ms and continuous tests running in ~10–40ms. Live-coding builds a REST API, adds JPA/Panache persistence, and Quarkus Dev Services auto-starts a PostgreSQL container via Testcontainers so data actually persists. The workflow shows quick edit → save → HTTP change and fast system tests, highlighting supersonic subatomic Java and Dev Mode for rapid local development.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Quarkus and modern Java
- 1:46Quarkus vs Spring or Jakarta EE
- 3:51Quarkus Hello World demo
- 7:22Quarkus Dev Mode
- 10:09Developer productivity gains
- 14:02Unit testing with Quarkus
- 16:25Integration testing speed
- 18:10Persistence with Hibernate
- 23:05Dev Services databases
- 30:05Developer UI for DB
- 33:35System testing
- 36:24System tests in Dev Mode
- 38:32Fast feedback loop
- 40:20Quarkus templating
- 44:16Quarkus vs Spring Dev Tools
- 47:28Quarkus resources
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