Use the code.quarkus.io web interface to configure and download a new Maven project, then review the standard, slower compile-and-run development cycle.
Run your application in dev mode to see code and configuration changes from application.properties reflected instantly without needing to manually restart the server.
Enable instrumentation-based reloading from the dev console to maintain application state across code changes for easier stateful debugging.
Quarkus automatically detects code changes and runs only the relevant tests, providing immediate feedback directly in your console.
Toggle runtime settings like log levels directly from the interactive dev console without modifying your application's property files.
Use extensions like Jib or Docker to build container images and automatically generate Kubernetes deployment manifests from your project configuration.
Connect your local development environment to an application running in Kubernetes to apply code changes remotely and in real-time.
Use the active record pattern with Hibernate Panache to simplify data access logic by extending PanacheEntity and using its static helper methods.
Quarkus automatically provisions and configures a database container for local development using dev services, powered by Testcontainers.
Easily add production-ready features like health check endpoints, and learn about Quarkus's compatibility layers for Spring Boot APIs.
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37:55Adam Bien
28:21Daniel Oh
41:17Syed M Shaaf
52:15Alex Soto
39:16Holly Cummins
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