An airhacks.fm conversation with Alex Soto (@alexsotob) about:

Director of Developer Experience,

Quarkus was secret at the beginning at RedHat,

replacing Micronaut with Quarkus,

public Quarkus release,

Micronaut comes with its own API,

Quarkus is more familiar for WildFly / Java EE / Jakarta EE developers,

Quarkus separates the business logic from the infrastructure,

Quarkus also supports FatJARs / UeberJARs but this feature is pointless for container deployments,

Quarkus and FatJARs are interesting for desktop, electron-like deployments,

The Quarkus Cookbook,

quarkus disabling HTTP cache,

kaffein cache,

quarkus and batch processing -- building CLIs with quarkus,

combining quarkus with picocli,

quarkus integrates kafka kstreams without the necessity of including JAX-RS,

airhacks.fm episode #23 with alexis about glassfish,

the easy loading vs. eager loading trade off,

quarkus optimizes hibernate,

tree shaking of JDBC-drivers in quarkus,

proactively introducing DAOs: "Generic CRUD Service aka DAO - EJB 3.1/0 Code - Only If You Really Needed"

then deleting them,

the quarkus developer mode mvn compile quarkus:dev,

dynamically adding columns with Panache in development mode,

adding extensions on-the-fly,

mapping kafka streams to websockets with microprofile reactive streams,

quarkus should support both: application.properties and mp-config.properties,

The Quarkus cookbook is going to be published in summer 2020,

writing kubernetes operators with quarkus,

the quarkus vault integration,

airhacks.tv quarkus / vault questions,

the vault sidecar container,