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Quarkus - Get Started |
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## Table of Contents
### Getting Started
## Be Guided Through Your First Application
This guide covers:
- Bootstrapping an application
- Creating a JAX-RS endpoint
- Injecting beans
- Functional tests
- Packaging of the application
## Getting Started with Reactive
Learn how to create a reactive application with Quarkus and explore the different reactive features offered by Quarkus. This guide covers:
- A quick glance at the Quarkus engine and how it enables reactive
- A brief introduction to Mutiny - the reactive programming library used by Quarkus
- Bootstrapping a reactive application
- Creating a reactive JAX-RS endpoint (asynchronous, streams...)
- Using reactive database access
- Interacting with other reactive APIs
## Quickly Bootstrap Your Application
With code.quarkus.io, in a few clicks, you can bootstrap your Quarkus application and discover its extension ecosystem.
Explore the wide breadth of technologies Quarkus applications can be made with.
## Building Native Images
This guide covers:
- Compiling the application to a native executable
- The packaging of an application in a Docker container
This guide requires:
- Completion of the Creating Your First Application guide
## Using our Tooling
Quarkus comes with a toolchain enabling developers from live reload all the way down to deploying a Kubernetes application. In this guide, we will explore:
- how to use Maven as a build tool
- how to use Gradle as a build tool
- how to use the native CLI for your toolchain (coming soon)
- how to create and scaffold a new project
- how to deal with extensions
- how to enable live reload
- how to develop your application in your IDE
- how to compile your application natively