Table of Contents
Preface
Part 1– Creating a Backend with Quarkus
1
Bootstrapping the Project
Technical requirements
What is Quarkus?
Setting up the work environment with IntelliJ IDEA
Bootstrapping a Quarkus application
Project structure and dependencies
Maven Wrapper
Maven project (pom.xml)
Source files
Development mode
Continuous testing
Packaging the application
Summary
Questions
2
Adding Persistence
Technical requirements
Data persistence in Quarkus
Adding dependencies to our project
Configuring Quarkus
Implementing the task manager data model
Deleting the bootstrapped example classes and files
Creating the task manager entities
Database tables resulting from the ORM entities
Loading the application’s initial data
Quarkus Dev Services
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