Max Rydahl Andersen discusses the Quarkus framework, highlighting its capabilities to unify imperative and reactive programming through developer-friendly tools and techniques. He explains how Quarkus enhances the development experience by simplifying build and runtime processes, introducing command mode for various applications, and supporting integrations like ngrok for showcasing work. The presentation emphasizes the framework's extensibility and ease of use, encouraging further engagement through upcoming talks.

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Max Rydahl Andersen, Distinguished Engineer, Red Hat
@maxandersen
Tips, tricks, and techniques

2. Me in 2018-2019
After ~20 years in Java Enterprise and Development Tools
- is that all we can do ?
Worked in Go for 2 years
Took a year off - had fun with Python
...then started hearing about a fun project inside Red Hat….

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Developer Joy
Quarkus
Supersonic Subatomic Java
Unifies
imperative and reactive
Best of breed
libraries and standards

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Developer Joy
Quarkus
Supersonic Subatomic Java
Unifies
imperative and reactive
Best of breed
libraries and standards

5. Developer Joy Ride
IDE’s
Quarkus dev-mode
Command Mode
Ngrok
Wireshark
What just happend?

6. Quarkus Tools
Tooling done by Quarkus community and Red Hat Developer
Language Server Based
VSCode Eclipse IntelliJ
Community
and Ultimate
che.openshift.io

7. Quarkus Dev Mode
“Side-effect of the Quarkus Way”

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Packaging
(maven, gradle…)
How does a framework start?
Build Time
Runtime

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Load config file from file system
Parse it
How does a framework start?
Build Time
Runtime

10. How does a framework start?
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Classpath scanning to find
annotated classes
Attempt to load class to
enable/disable features
Build Time
Runtime

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Build its model of
the world.
Build Time
Runtime

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Start the
management
(thread, pool…)
Build Time
Runtime

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The Quarkus Way
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Build Time
Runtime
RuntimeBuild Time

14. Traditional dev:mode
Your App
1: Write code
3: Do a request
(browse, event, cli..)
2: compile/build/restart

15. Quarkus dev:mode
Dev:mode
Your App
1: Write code
2: Do a request
(browse, event, cli..)

16. Command Mode
New feature in Quarkus 1.4
Use cases: command line tools, one-off scripts, batch operations, console, Swing,
JavaFX apps ?
Works with quarkus:dev

17. Ngrok
Create tunnel via ngrok.io to your machine to show of your awesome work!
Can be used standalone or use Community Quarkus Extension for zero-setup
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.quarkus-extension</groupId>
<artifactId>quarkus-ngrok-extension</artifactId>
<version>master-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>
<repositories>
<repository>
<id>jitpack.io</id>
<url>https://jitpack.io</url>
</repository>
</repositories>

18. Wireshark
Kitchen sink to do all kind of network tracing
When you can’t remember all the logging/setting
Filter all data on loopback and do:
“http and tcp.port eq 8080 and http.request.full_uri contains "/hello"”

19. What just happened ?
Fast
Just Works, with or without IDE plugins
Zero config / Zero install
Extendable
- Ngrok
- kubernetes/openshift
- Container, jib, s2i
- Debezium
- Kafka
- Camel... bit.ly/dkquarkus2019 19

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Developer Joy
Quarkus
Supersonic Subatomic Java
Unifies
imperative and reactive
Best of breed
libraries and standards

21. Questions ?
More (virtual) talks from @maxandersen:
- Quarkus: Black swan of Java ?
- April 30th, Switzerland JUG
- JBang: Unleash the power of Java for shell scripting
- May 29th, DevNation