If you want to learn more about how we got a Quarkus REST app to start in 80ms on the JVM, have a look at the very detailed blog post we wrote with @geoand86 about Quarkus + Project Leyden.
Guillaume Smet
@gsmet_
Quarkus team member, happy camper at Red Hat.
- With @geoand86, we have been busy integrating Project Leyden into Quarkus and improving startup time. This is the first of two blog posts presenting this work. Feedback welcome!In this new post, @gsmet_ explains how Project Leyden gave us a fresh perspective on improving Quarkus, and more broadly Java, applications startup. Library or framework developer? This one’s for you. buff.ly/TlI1DfP
- I will talk about my struggle to get Quarkus builds reproducible (both for our own code and for Quarkus apps) on Monday's Quarkus Insights. I know it's August and you're all at the beach but if you want to know how hard it is to generate reproducible bytecode, come join us!Join us next Monday, August 4th, at 9am EST for Quarkus Insights Ep. 214 as Guillaume Smet @gsmet_ joins us to discuss efforts to make Quarkus Builds reproducible. bit.ly/quarkusinsights #java #quarkus #quarkusinsights
- Wrapping 2024 on GitHub. If there was one thing to remember for next year: focus time is important and the longer the focus period, the most productive it is.
