Supersonic, Subatomic Java with Quarkus

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Quarkus demo shows concrete results: Java apps become 10x smaller and 100x faster by using Quarkus extensions, Panache (Hibernate made easy), PostgreSQL, and GraalVM native image. Builds produce a thin JVM jar (~1.1 MB) or a native binary (~55 MB) that cold starts in 0.04s. Live dev mode gives edit/save/refresh and quick maven flows; Kubernetes/OpenShift scaling goes from one to ten then to fifteen pods in seconds. Speaker cites a 1,026-container demo in 2.5 minutes as precedent.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Quarkus
2. 7:19Java in containers problem
3. 12:13Live coding demo begins
4. 27:40Building a to-do app
5. 31:10Native executable demo
6. 36:27Kubernetes scaling demo
7. 41:16Production readiness and Q&A

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