What if your Java app could start 10x faster with an 11x smaller memory footprint? See how Quarkus makes native compilation a reality for developers.
#1about 5 minutes
Defining developer joy and its key components
Developer joy is achieved by improving the core loop of coding, testing, and building through features like live coding, integrated services, and streamlined workflows.
#2about 4 minutes
Scaffolding a new application with live coding
Use the Quarkus project generator and run the application in dev mode to enable live coding, which automatically applies code changes without manual restarts.
#3about 6 minutes
Implementing continuous testing and TDD workflows
Quarkus automatically runs tests on every code change, providing immediate feedback and enabling a more efficient test-driven development cycle.
#4about 6 minutes
Comparing JVM and native image performance
Building a native executable with Quarkus dramatically reduces application startup time and memory consumption compared to running on a traditional JVM.
#5about 7 minutes
Integrating a database with automatic dev services
Quarkus Dev Services automatically provisions and configures backend services like a PostgreSQL database in a container when a corresponding dependency is added.
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