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Effective Development With Quarkus

Effective Enterprise Development With Quarkus

Welcome To The Course (1:36)
Course Material

Getting Started With Quarkus

Hello World In Quarkus (14:40)
Beans, Dependency Injection & CDI (9:51)
Difference To Spring And Traditional EE (9:26)
Quarkus Dev Mode (7:26)
Debugging Quarkus (5:20)

Effective Quarkus Development

Example Coffee Shop Project (4:33)
REST & JSON (11:48)
JSON Binding With JSON-B (8:19)
Programmatic JSON With JSON-P (10:32)
JAX-RS REST Client (16:25)
Safeguard REST Client Invocations (3:22)
Typesafe REST Client (9:50)
Bean Validation, Part 1 (10:05)
Bean Validation, Part 2 (8:55)
Configuration (13:35)
Complex Configuration, YAML (12:06)

Persistence

Persistence, Part 1 (20:18)
Persistence, Part 2 (7:02)
Panache, Repository Pattern (9:15)
Panache, Entity Pattern (9:15)
Data Migration (30:14)

More Effective Development

Context And Dependency Injection (CDI) (11:54)
CDI Scopes (11:53)
CDI Events (16:21)
CDI, Quarkus Specifics (19:23)
Instrumentation & Health (5:10)
Metrics & Prometheus (12:30)
Prometheus Example (8:01)
Concurrency & Scheduling (16:09)

HTTP Clients, RESTEasy Reactive & HTML

Async HTTP Clients (18:42)
RESTEasy Reactive (3:55)
Qute Templating (16:52)
Qute HTML (17:16)
Qute Forms (19:19)

Containers & Cloud

Quarkus Native Mode (13:44)
Docker (18:11)
Kubernetes (22:20)

Advanced Topics

Server-Sent Events (SSE) (27:30)
Configuration Profiles (4:00)
Remote Dev Mode (11:15)
HTTP Filters (9:35)
Security (30:54)
Architecture & Project Structure (16:11)
Quarkus Ecosystem (4:15)

Outro

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