Join us as we discuss the Pulsar extension and virtual threads support with Messaging extensions with Matteo Merli, Clement Escoffier & Ozan Günalp

Join us for our conversations with leaders in the community, Emil Lefkof (Melloware), Antonio Goncalves, & Loïc Mathieu on how and why they contribute to the Quarkus project.

Andy Damevin and Erik Jan de Wit join us to discuss how the Web Bundler extension. Create full-stack web apps quickly and easily. It offers zero-configuration bundling for your web app scripts (JS, JSX, TS, TSX), dependencies (Bootstrap, htmx, jQuery, Lit, etc.), and styles (CSS, SCSS, SASS).

oin us as Andy Damevin and Stéphane Épardaud show us Quarkus' front end capabilities using Quinoa and Renarde.

Matt Raible joins us to discuss his experiences using Quarkus and the other native java REST API frameworks. In the process, we’ll weigh up performance numbers and community metrics too.

Martin Kouba joins us to discuss a new feature to ease the testing of CDI components and mocking of their dependencies.

Aleš Justin @alesj will dive into Quarkus’s gRPC support, recent new features, and how easily this can be deployed to K8s.

Guillaume Thomas joins us to discuss AXA's DailyClean tool (built on Quarkus), which can help lower cloud costs and carbon footprint.

Andrew Azores & Robert Toyonaga from the Red Hat Java Monitoring team will discuss using JFR with Quarkus applications. There will be a special focus on Cryostat, a cloud-native management and analysis tool for JFR, and native image JFR support in Mandrel. You enable JFR in Quarkus native build using `-Dquarkus.native.monitoring=jfr` but what can you then do ? 00:05 Intro 03:03 What is JFR ? 06:15 Can I use JFR with quarkus native mode ? 09:25 Why bother with native mode JFR ? 14:43 JFR Support in Mandrel 22.3 20:06 JFR Demo 45:47 Cryostat for cloud scale 54:22 Cryostat Demo 1:11:44 Image size difference with and without JFR 1:13:00 Future of since Mandrel GraalVM joined OpenJDK recently?

Shumon Sharif and Peter Palaga join us to discuss how the CXF extension is critical for implementing SOAP clients and JAX-WS services.