If you’re in the business of presenting and demoing technology, you’ll know that there is such a thing as “Demo Gods” who hold your fate in their hands and their sole purpose in life is to throw bugs and issues at you when you’re doing live demos on stage. I had the opportunity to speak […]
Angry Demo Gods at Devoxx Belgium – A Retrospective Read More »
Here’s a quick 7 minute video I threw together that shows you how to use the Quarkus CLI to build images using Podman / Docker and Jib and runs the container using Podman Desktop. TL;DR If you just want to try it out, just run this: quarkus image build — As a Java developer, getting
Build Java Container Images in seconds using Quarkus CLI Read More »
I recently spoke at Devoxx Belgium about Camel Quarkus (you can find the recording here: https://youtu.be/FBWgbhp8FG8) and for this talk I wanted to demonstrate just how easy it is to integrate different components using Camel. I also wanted some interaction with the audience and make the session a little more fun by having them participate
Using Kafka with Camel Quarkus Read More »
Ahh… Covid-19. From thinking it was just another little outbreak in Asia to months long lockdowns and seeing friends and family succumb to this nasty little virus, it’s been a surreal year-and-a-half. Earlier this year we finally got some hope with the rollout of vaccines, and I personally was very eager to get vaccinated and
Using Camel Quarkus to send alerts on Telegram when web content changes Read More »
I recently worked on a project for a client that (still) uses Subversion for their code repositories. Unfortunately they had no real short-term interested in migrating their code to Git, which left the team without such goodies as merge/pull requests, easy branching and all the other advantages that Git provides. Git actually has a built-in