A direct competitor to Quarkus is micronaut.io. Micronaut takes a different approach but achieves similar results. helidon.io is another fast and modern MicroProfile runtime. I'm currently using Quarkus in all commercial projects. In the clouds most of my projects are based on: github.com/AdamBien/aws-quarkus-lambda-cdk-plain Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@bienadam Thanks for answering! I have pulled from there to try but seems to be a bug in that version. Sadly many have 'drunk the CoolAid' and are convinced that the only way is SpringBoot. That is also perhaps why people expect, like in SB, everything to come with special annotations and patterns.
Good job 🎉
Thanks 😁
Adam, I presume the question (perhaps loaded) is based in the fact that Quarkus is a direct competitor to SpringBoot.
A direct competitor to Quarkus is micronaut.io. Micronaut takes a different approach but achieves similar results. helidon.io is another fast and modern MicroProfile runtime.
I'm currently using Quarkus in all commercial projects. In the clouds most of my projects are based on: github.com/AdamBien/aws-quarkus-lambda-cdk-plain
Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@bienadam Thanks for answering!
I have pulled from there to try but seems to be a bug in that version.
Sadly many have 'drunk the CoolAid' and are convinced that the only way is SpringBoot. That is also perhaps why people expect, like in SB, everything to come with special annotations and patterns.
Hi Adam. Thanks for sharing. Are you using JDK 21?
1:00 Its *the FIRST thing* he did and said when he had created the project...
Yes 👍 I'm using Java 21 in all commercial projects. In my leisure I'm using the most recent Java version. Thanks for watching!