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Stuart on the wonders of command mode and behind the scenes of quarkus:dev.

Ideas on how to use Quarkus command-mode to develop native applications with web frontends; built with GitHub Actions.

First (real) episode on Quarkus Insights with Georgios on all things Testing.

Latest online content in and around Quarkus.

Sedona, founded in 1998 and headquartered in Paris, is a consulting and information technology services company with offices in 3 countries: France, Switzerland, and China. Sedona has 180 experts worldwide, with 40% of those based out of the Paris office. Sedona responded to a call for tenders (request for proposal) for a calculation engine for a Financial and Insurance French firm, which had been using Microsoft Excel to perform the estimation of insurance premiums and...

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...

1.4.2.Final fixes some regressions and bugs.

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.

In a previous post, we announced the first version of Quarkus Tools for Eclipse. We’re now announcing a new version for Quarkus Tools for Eclipse, including better support for Eclipse Microprofile, Java 11 and enhancements to the wizard. Language support for Kubernetes, Openshift, S2i and Docker properties There is now completion, hover, documentation and validation for kubernetes., openshift., s2i., docker. properties Enter kubernetes prefix: Enter openshift prefix: Enter s2i prefix: Language support for...

Quarkus 1.4 introduces some interesting new capabilities for mocking CDI beans.

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