Apache Camel 4.0 has been released: What's new ?
summary
Apache Camel 4.0 is out and the release is driven by a forced Jakarta package rename plus moves to Java 17, Spring Boot 3 and Quarkus 3; expect migration headaches where some components may be temporarily removed if third‑party libs haven’t migrated. New features include platform-http main embedded HTTP server, a rapid prototyping flow called Camel JBang that exports projects, an extension pack with LSP and Debug Adapter support, and a graphical editor (Koto v2). Ecosystem size hits ~300 components and Quarkus adopters report ~3x productivity and ~40% lower resource use.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Talk overview
- 1:14Apache Camel intro
- 4:47Release stream acceleration
- 7:18Major version changes
- 9:07New features in Camel 4
- 10:52Migration challenges
- 11:57Camel JBang intro
- 14:22Developer experience
- 16:52Visual route representation
- 19:00Q&A
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