Posts by Max Rydahl Andersen
Danish guy enjoying working on open source software. Making things happen at Red Hat as Distinguished Engineer. Currently works on Quarkus. Worked before as manager and technical lead of openshift.io, JBoss Tools and Developer Studio. In past also involved in Hibernate, WildFly, Seam and more.
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Quarkus MCP Server is blazing a trail as the first Java MCP server with Streamable HTTP support—unlocking new possibilities for developers.
Information about the recent announcement and its influence on Quarkus
Introducing the Model Context Protocol servers project which provides a set of MCP servers implemented using Quarkus and Java. Starting with JDBC, filesystem and JavaFX.
Shows how to implement an MCP server in Quarkus and use it in various clients such as Claude Desktop and LangChain4j
After a period of consulting with the community inside and outside Red Hat we took the decision to submit a request for the Quarkus project to join the Commonhaus Foundation
We intend to move Quarkus to a foundation to accelerate the adoption rate, enhance transparency, foster collaboration, and encourage multi-vendor participation and execution.
Recently, we've made a decision to rename several Quarkus extensions that previously included the word "reactive" in their names. This blog post aims to shed light on the reasoning behind this change and what it means for you as a user and/or extension author.
Quarkus 3.7 will move Quarkus to use Java 17 as the minimal JDK
We are introducing Quarkus Long Term Support releases, Quarkus 3.2.x will be the first.
This version is the second biggest update with major impact for Quarkus 3 - upgrading Hibernate ORM 5 to Hibernate ORM 6.
Quarkus 3 is coming with new features and a move to Jakarta named APIs.
The Quarkus community are localizing the quarkus.io website in multiple languages.
Next Monday (July 25.), we will do Quarkus Insights based on your questions.
Next Monday (Jan 17.), we will do Quarkus Insights based on your questions.
Quarkus is not affected by CVE-2021-44228.
Website navigation have been refreshed and we are enabling GitHub discussions for community conversations
Next Wednesday (Jun 2.), we will do Quarkus Insights based on your questions.
Next Monday (8th Feb 21), we will do Quarkus Insights based on your questions.
In Java 15 *biased locking* is now disabled by default and is planned to be removed in the Java Virtual Machine as per JEP 374. We need your help seeing if it affects Quarkus performance in your application.
Latest Quarkus Insights updates.
Stéphane talks us through how to do Hibernate with Panache.
Stuart on the wonders of command mode and behind the scenes of quarkus:dev.
First (real) episode on Quarkus Insights with Georgios on all things Testing.
Ever wanted to use Quarkus awesome API’s and full feature set from a command line application ? Did you need to run a scheduled batch job now and then and not wanting to embed it into your main Quarkus built service ? Quarkus has thus far been used to write applications that runs via an endpoint i.e. long running webserver via http or short-lived function in a serverless environment. In Quarkus 1.4...
Quarkus Insights is a live streaming channel where we and guests will talk to get insights on how Quarkus works and how it is used.
An overview on currently available IDE integrations for Quarkus.
Jason, Emmanuel, Bill and Max on Asylum podcast about the making of Quarkus