Why You Want to Code With Quarkus in 2023
summary
Live coding shows Quarkus delivers subsecond JVM startup and instant feedback via dev mode with live reload plus continuous testing (tests re-run ~150 ms), builds layered fast-jars for tiny Docker pushes, and can start a Postgres test container automatically via Dev Services (Testcontainers). Persistence demo uses Hibernate Panache repository with application-scoped injection and @Transactional to persist coffee orders; native images are possible but slower to build and usually unnecessary for standard JVM deployments.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Quarkus
- 1:08Developer experience focus
- 8:29Known APIs and integrations
- 19:06Persistence with Panache
- 24:00Thin deployment artifacts
- 28:58Cute templating engine
- 37:24Build-time augmentation
- 44:05Native mode considerations
- 50:45Ecosystem and adoption
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