Quarkus toolbox

Miscellaneous Kotlin based tools for building Quarkus applications.

To help Java developers build apps that work in today's cloud-native environment, Quarkus was built. With an emphasis on GraalVM and HotSpot, Quarkus is a native Kubernetes Java framework built using industry-leading Java libraries and standards.

• Read more about Quarkus.

Quarkus toolbox provides several benefits to software development.

• Consistency. If several Quarkus-based microservices are created, it offers a DRY approaches. QT offers a unified method and features that are applicable to every application, or even a collection of apps inside a company. The result is an intuitive and trouble-free experience for the developer.

• Efficiency. Developers can save time and effort by reusing components from the library instead of creating repetitive methods from the beginning.

• Scalability. A component library may be simply extended to accommodate the addition of additional components whenever they are required. Your back-end development activities may be scaled up far more quickly and easily using this.

• Quality. Instead of starting from zero, engineers may concentrate on features that benefit the business. Coders are more likely to provide solid results when they break down large projects into manageable parts. The quality of your apps can improve and the number of defects reduced as a result.

The main aim of the Quarkus toolbox is to speed up the creation of REST-API services in Kotlin using the Quarkus framework.

• Tools to implement restrictions on access.

• Simplified HTTP request processing.

• Precise exceptions.

• Standardised error feedback.

• Support for i18n (internationalisation).

• Various ready-to-use data objects.

• Miscellaneous tools to speed up REST-API service development.