Quarkus 4 Beta is Out
Quarkus 4.0.0.Beta1 dropped on October 1st, and the final release is planned for the end of November. I’ve been building[…]
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Quit Shifting Left: Pipelines as a Service
We’ve spent a decade telling developers to shift left. Own your builds. Own your tests. Own your security scanning, your[…]
Read moreREST API error modeling with Quarkus
One of the main issues with code and API design across an enterprise is consistency. Due to the lack of[…]
Read moreModbus Integration at the Edge with Quarkus Native Image Compilation
When I came to Red Hat, I had mostly lived in the IT world. My servers were in data centers.[…]
Read moreIntellij’s Java toString Update to Match Records
Intellij has code generation feature built into the IDE to allow Java developers to quickly generate boilerplate code including getters,[…]
Read moreUsing Lombok and MapStruct in a Maven Project
Lombok is a java library providing annotations for boilerplate generation. It will handle getters, setters, toStrings, hashCodes, equals, constructors, builders[…]
Read moreAdding Health Checks to Your Quarkus Application
As we continue our journey of creating a production ready REST API, we will need to start adding some additional[…]
Read moreBuilding a Customer API using Quarkus From the Ground Up
Motivation Building a production ready application has a ton of moving parts. Most of the time, developers create a new[…]
Read moreBest Extensions for Building a REST API with Quarkus
After years in the Spring ecosystem, I’ve moved over to the Java EE side of the world. I started working[…]
Read moreRunning Embedded PostgreSQL Server for Integration Tests
Note: Don’t do this anymore. Use Testcontainers. I’ve been running H2 for years as an integration testing database. I’ve finally[…]
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