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October 01, 2019 #newsletter

Quarkus Newsletter #1

By Max Rydahl Andersen

Welcome to the first episode of the Quarkus Newsletter. This is where we’ll post about new found publications related to Quarkus.

If you feel something is missing or have an article coming out for future Quarkus Newsletter posts please open an issue with a short description and a url.

In this first edition I’ve gathered list of interesting publications since the launch of Quarkus back in March 2019.

Enjoy!

If you know of a cool article, blog or video that we are missing, please submit an issue.

Article & Blogs

How to Develop a Quarkus App with Java and OIDC Authentication | Okta Developer

A tutorial from Okta on how to secure a Quarkus app with Oauth 2.0, OIDC and Okta.
Author: Andrew Hughes
Posted: 30. September 2019
From: Okta

Quarkus: Der Blick über den Tellerrand

German in-depth article with intro and evaluation of Quarkus
Author: Michael Simons
Posted: 20. September 2019
(de)
From: Heise Developer

Autowire MicroProfile into Spring with Quarkus

John outlines how the Spring and MicroPofile APIs can be used together with Quarkus.
Author: John Clingan
Posted: 17. September 2019
From: Red Hat

Quarkus Cheat-Sheet

Alex Soto created a cheatsheet with tips/tricks on how to make things happen in Quarkus.
Author: Alex Soto
Posted: 31. August 2019
From: Red Hat

Guide to QuarkusIO

Spring author Rodrigo wrote a nice introductory article for Quarkus.
Author: Rodrigo Graciano
Posted: 13. August 2019
From: Baeldung

Quarkus and Instana: Lightspeed Monitoring for Supersonic Java

Tim from Vorwerk Group writes on how to utilize Quarkus OpenTracing together with Instana Java OpenTracing.
Author: Tim Riemer
Posted: 30. July 2019
From: Vorwerk Group/Instana

Simplest Possible Quarkus Extension

Adam writes up how to make the simplest possible Quarkus extension.
Author: Adam Bien
Posted: 30. June 2019
From: Adam Bien

Instana Releases Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Operator Built on Quarkus – Red Hat OpenShift Blog

Guest blog by Jon Skog from Instana on how they released an Operator built with Quarkus.
Author: Jason Dobies
Posted: 19. June 2019
From: Instana / Red Hat

Configuring A Quarkus Application – Antonio's Blog

Walkthrough on how to use application.properties and Microprofile Config API to configure your Quarkus application.
Author: Antonio Goncalves
Posted: 7. June 2019

The JHipster Quarkus demo app

Stephan, founder of Devoxx walks through how he used Quarkus to go from a 180 MB / 56 seconds startup to 59 MB / 0.043 seconds startup with his JHipster application.
Author: Stephan Janssen
Posted: 19. May 2019

Quarkus configuration using Consul - yazid aqel - Medium

Yazid writes about how to use HashiCorp Consul with Quarkus
Author: yazid aqel
Posted: 4. May 2019

Zoom sur Quarkus

French introductory article about Quarkus
Author: Loïs Mathieu
Posted: 23. April 2019
(fr)
From: ZenikaIT

Quarkus & Vertx, a powerfull combination — Part 1 Introduction

Yazid made an introductury series blog on how to use Kafka and Eclipse Vert.x with Quarkus.
Author: yazid aqel
Posted: 21. April 2019

Thoughts on Quarkus

Sebastian from Dzone gives his analysis of Quarkus.
Author: Sebastian Daschner
Posted: 19. April 2019

Red Hat's Quarkus Brings Natively Compiled Java to Kubernetes - The New Stack

News article covering the launch of Quarkus
Author: Mike Melanson
Posted: 16. April 2019
From: The New Stack

Quarkus, a Kubernetes Native Java Framework

News article on InfoQ on the launch of Quarkus
Author: Diogo Carleto
Posted: 25. March 2019
From: InfoQ

Introducing Quarkus: a next-generation Kubernetes native Java framework

Jason Greene introducing Quarkus to the world.
Author: Jason Greene
Posted: 7. March 2019
From: Red Hat

If you know of a cool article, blog or video that we are missing, please submit an issue.

Podcasts

The First Line of Quarkus

Adam Bien talks with Emmmanuel Bernard co-lead of Quarkus on how he got from his first computer to the first line of Quarkus.
Author: Emmanuel Bernard, Adam Bien
Posted: 3. September 2019
From: airhacks.fm / Red Hat

Quarkus is the Opposite of Wildfly

Adam Bien sits down with Dimitris, manager of the Quarkus Red Hat team. Talks on how Dimitris started in IT and his thoughts on Quarkus.
Author: Dimitris Andreadis, Adam Bien
Posted: 6. August 2019
From: airhacks.fm / Red Hat

Quarkus and ThinJARs

Stuart Douglas in a conversation with Adam Bien from his first programming language to making Quarkus having a great devmode utilizing thinjars
Author: Stuart Douglas, Adam Bien
Posted: 4. April 2019
From: airhacks.fm / Red Hat

Interview sur Quarkus avec Emmanuel Bernard

French podcast with Emmanuel Bernard talking the why and hows of Quarkus
Author: Les Cast Codeurs, Emmanuel Bernard
Posted: 26. March 2019
(fr)
From: Les Cast Codeurs Podcast / Red Hat

If you know of a cool article, blog or video that we are missing, please submit an issue.

Training

Developing with Quarkus using Interactive Browser-Based Labs | Katacoda

Various Katacoda scenarios on Developing with Quarkus on OpenShift
Author: OpenShift
Posted: 3. April 2019
From: Red Hat

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Videos

Quarkus and GraalVM: Booting Hibernate at Supersonic Speed, Subatomic Size

Sanne did a talk at Qcon Sao Paulo on Quarkus & GraalVM.
Author: Sanne Grinovero
Posted: 11. September 2019
From: QCon Sao Paulo 2019

Turbocharged Java with Quarkus

Marcus shows how to create native executable with Quarkus and how fast it scales. Part of JakartaOne online web conference.
Author: Marcus Biel
Posted: 11. September 2019
From: Eclipse Foundation

Quarkus JAX-RS Service With CORS Support

Adam in a video where he buils a web application from scratch and access the backend using the Fetch API with and without activated CORS
Author: Adam Bien
Posted: 14. August 2019
From: Adam Bien

Subatomic Reactive Systems with Quarkus

Quarkus provides a supersonic development experience and a subatomic execution environment thanks to its integration with GraalVM. This talk is about the reactive side of Quarkus and how to use it to implement reactive and data-streaming applications.
Author: Clement Escoffier
Posted: 31. July 2019
From: JBCNConf / Red Hat

The (A) future of Java and containers

Mark takes you through the history of Java and explains why Quarkus is a game-changer for its future.
Author: Mark Little
Posted: 30. July 2019
From: J4K Conference / Red Hat

MicroProfile OpenTracing, Jaegertracing and Quarkus ...in 7mins

Video from Adam Bien - Installing Jaeger, creating a microprofile.io / quarkus.io service with MicroProfile OpenTracing from scratch in 7 minutes.
Author: Adam Bien
Posted: 24. July 2019
From: Adam Bien

Build Eclipse MicroProfile apps quickly with Quarkus | Jakarta TechTalks

Combining Eclipse MicroProfile and Quarkus lets developers deliver feature-rich, container-based MicroProfile applications that start in under tens of milliseconds. This talk live-codes a container-based MicroProfile application that is deployed to Kubernetes.
Author: John Clingan
Posted: 25. June 2019
From: Eclipse Foundation / Red Hat

Quarkus : Supersonic, subatomic Java

Dimitris talks about benefits of Quarkus, including developer joy, supersonic speed, and best of breed libraries and standards in this overview talk.
Author: Dimitris Andreadis
Posted: 14. June 2019
From: Voxxed Athens / Red Hat

Java, Turbocharged

This talk demonstrates how to use Quarkus to create super small, super fast Java containers, which can be a game-changer, especially in a serverless environment.
Author: Marcus Biel
Posted: 10. June 2019
From: JOTB19 / Red Hat

Coding That Sparks Joy With Quarkus, by Edson Yanaga

Create your first Quarkus project and learn why the tool sparks joy in the hearts of developers.
Author: Edson Yanaga
Posted: 24. May 2019
From: SouJava / Red Hat

Quarkus and GraalVM: booting Hibernate at supersonic speed, subatomic size

Sanne talks at Devoxx about GraalVM and Hibernate with Quarkus.
Author: Sanne Grinovero
Posted: 16. May 2019
From: Devoxx UK / Red Hat

Taste of Serverless Application Development

Marthen Luther shows how to create a simple Java application using Quarkus and deploy it as a serverless application on Knative.
Author: Marthen Luther
Posted: 9. May 2019
From: Red Hat

Quarkus: Supersonic, subatomic Java | DevNation Live

This DevNation Live tutorial demonstrates how to use Quarkus to optimize your enterprise Java apps, your APIs, your microservices, and your serverless functions for a Kubernetes/OpenShift environment that is vastly smaller, faster, and more scalable.
Author: Burr Sutter
Posted: 4. April 2019
From: Red Hat Developer

Quarkus Tips Video Playlist

QTips - a video play list on getting started with Quarkus
Author: Quarkus.io
Posted: 29. March 2019
From: Quarkus.io / Red Hat

OpenShift Commons Briefing Introducing Quarkus: a next-generation Kubernetes Native Java framework

The goal of Quarkus is to make Java a leading platform in Kubernetes and serverless environments, while offering developers a unified reactive and imperative programming model to optimally address a wider range of distributed application architectures. Learn more in this introduction to the project.
Author: Thomas Qvarnstrom, Jason Greene
Posted: 28. March 2019
From: OpenShift, Red Hat

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