Java has been in a bit of an awkward spot since containers took off a few years ago. In the world of Kubernetes, microservices, and serverless, it has been getting harder and harder to ignore that Java applications are, by today’s standards, overweight. Well, until now. In this article, I explore the basics of Quarkus, a brand new Kubernetes Native Java framework built to specifically address Java’s weight problem. Continue reading “Enter Quarkus”
Builder Pattern and Fluent Interfaces
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I love fluent interfaces, and I love the builder pattern. In this post, I’ll use a Java library I recently open sourced to talk about both. Continue reading “Builder Pattern and Fluent Interfaces”
Publishing Java Artifacts to Central Maven repository
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In this blog post I go over uploading Java artifacts to the Central Maven repository, so that they can be used as dependencies by any developer in any Java project in the world (provided they have an internet connection and a Maven repository compatible build or dependency management tool). Continue reading “Publishing Java Artifacts to Central Maven repository”