Quarkus Newsletter #62 - November
Discover what most Java developers miss—AI assistants, dynamic Qute templates, auto-refreshing tokens, and reactive magic in "You’re Only Using Half of Quarkus: 10 Hidden Features That Change Everything" by Markus Eisele. Farah Juma’s blog post "How to Secure Your A2A Server Agent with Keycloak OAuth2" shows how to secure an A2A server agent using OAuth2 bearer tokens via Keycloak and shows how to enable an A2A client to automatically obtain and pass the required token in each request. "Hexagonal Architecture in Java: Structuring Your APIs for Maintainability" by lostyzen is a complete guide to hexagonal architecture in Java with Quarkus: structure, concrete examples, testing, and best practices for maintainable and scalable APIs. Read about Quarkus’s continued focus on native for swift start-up time and low memory footprint in Severin Gehwolf' article, "Continued Focus on Native". If you want to test the business logic of your components in isolation, with different configurations and inputs, then QuarkusComponentTest is a good choice. It’s fast, integrated with continuous testing, and extensible. Learn more about by reading Martin Kouba’s article "Quarkus - a component testing update". Explore Qute’s dynamic include feature in Quarkus 3.26 and learn how to build modular, data-driven dashboards for modern enterprise apps. Learn more in "Dynamic UI Composition with Quarkus Qute: The Future of Java Frontends" by Markus Eisele.
You will also see the latest Quarkus Insights episodes, top tweets/discussions and upcoming Quarkus attended events.
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