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My feedback after upgrading a Quarkus project from v2 to v3

• Yassine Benabbas
• 6 Min To Read
• 26 Dec, 2023
• • Development and programming

In our team (Worldline TechSquad), we develop and maintain a CRUD REST API for managing our internal events. We use Kotlin and Quarkus as our base language and framework respectively. The project started at the time with Quarkus 1 which was upgraded to Quarkus 2. Since July 2023 Quarkus 3.2 is the current LTS release . Thus, we wanted to update our app as soon as possible to remain on a proper long term support version.

Naming colors: overcoming your 50 shades of gray

• Simon Mercier
• 5 Min To Read
• 31 Oct, 2023
• • Development and programming

Naming colors correctly in my code has always been a headache. I was familiar with two schools of thought:

Quarkus' Fast-JAR packaging

• Jean-Baptiste Roux
• 4 Min To Read
• 05 Sep, 2023
• • Development and programming

In this article we will focus on a specific packaging mode brought by Quarkus: the Fast-JAR. Its main goal is to provide an optimized way of building cloud-ready Java apps.

Testcontainers - Automated Network Testing

• Michael Zinsmaier
• 8 Min To Read
• 30 Aug, 2023
• • Development and programming

Introduction

Today let’s talk about reproducible, self contained and most importantly automatable network tests for Java network applications powered by Testcontainers . If you read some of my older articles on Zero Trust Network Architecture (1 , 2 & 3 ) you can easily guess that at Worldline MTS we have some practical applications for that.

Real life Rest API Versioning for dummies

• Alexandre Touret
• 11 Min To Read
• 08 Aug, 2023
• • Development and programming

Once upon a time an API …

“No matter how it looks at first, it’s always a people problem” - Gerald M. Weinberg

Diagram As Code

• Valery Brasseur
• 8 Min To Read
• 25 Jul, 2023
• • Development and programming

Diagram as Code (DaC) is a methodology that allows you to create and maintain software architecture diagrams using code. With DaC, you can define the structure of your application in a declarative way, using a domain-specific language (DSL) or a programming language, and generate diagrams from that code automatically. This approach has many benefits over manual diagramming, such as improved consistency, better maintainability, and increased automation.