Striving towards more productive development workflows
summary
Live coding demonstrates a concrete workflow: a tiny Java EE hello service built with Maven package, deployed as a thin WAR into Docker, then iterated in seconds using Open Liberty dev mode for hot-reloading. Fast unit tests run locally, integration ITs target a running container, and cloud debugging uses telepresence plus remote JVM debugging to proxy and inspect a cluster swap. The demos compile, swap, test and debug quickly — the workflow works end-to-end.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:07How To Be More Productive
- 5:54How Long Does the Maven Build
- 16:18Compilation Errors
- 21:05Maven Convention for Integration Test
- 27:00Kubernetes
- 33:36Telepresence
- 37:07Remote Jvm Debugging
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