Incidentally, Bootique that was conceived 10 years ago is rather Claude-friendly out of the box. With "-h" describing in plain text how to run and "-H" - how to configure an app.
The idea back then was to make each app self-explanatory in runtime. Little did we know 🙂
Bootique 3.0 just went GA. It provides a bridge for Javax to Jakarta migration, significantly simplifies the core API and contains a number of improvements / new features across various integration modules
https://t.co/JZGpMlOOc8
Bootique 4.0-M2 is out. Lots of cool stuff: Jakarta EE 11, "barebone deployment" tools, OIDC security filter, secure Swagger consoles, and much more https://t.co/VA6sTNGNnq
The first milestone of Bootique 4.0 is out. Jakarta-only, min Java 21, initial support for JWT/OAuth2/OpenID Connect, dynamic filtering of OpenAPI models, bug fixes, etc.
https://t.co/YNJq46snvu
Bootique 3.0 release candidate was just posted. It finalizes Jakarta port, introducing "jakarta.inject" support and also CLI integration improvements. 3.0 GA is now very close.
We also kicked off 4.0 work based on the latest Jakarta and Java 21+.
Breaking a streak of Java data processing presentations, I will be talking about @BootiqueProject at NYJavaSIG. Bootique is a lightweight, fast, simple, CLI-friendly technology to write #Java apps, big and small
Bootique 3.0-M6 is released. Jobs as lambdas, Jakarta version of Tapestry, new static servlet mapping API and security upgrades of upstream dependencies
https://t.co/XSRzbveuLj
Woah, @liquibase is calling home since v4.30.0! There's a way to disable it, but you need to know about it. Totally not cool.
We are upgrading LB in Bootique 3.0-M5, and will disable analytics for our users.
https://t.co/G0nWIl4IzG
In the process of modernizing the Bootique examples for v3. Adding all bells and whistles, like @testcontainers tests. So far, REST and JDBC examples are ready:
* https://t.co/QHz4WSobIe
* https://t.co/Rds99lcNwH
Starting to update bootique-examples for BQ 3.0. The first one is "bootique-rest-demo" with improved docs, the new assembly flavor and integration tests
https://t.co/QHz4WSobIe
On the heels of M3, Bootique M4 was released, focusing on security vulnerabilities in transitive dependencies. This is a recommended upgrade if you are on 3.0 already.
Excited to be in Philly on 04/24 to talk about @BootiqueProject
Bootique rejects the conventional wisdom that "standard" OO Java idioms are not enough for modern apps
Looking forward to conversations about Java app engines, and what we can do better as a #Java community
Bootique 3.0-M3 is released. It really cuts down on the module wiring boilerplate and explicitly deprecates JavaEE stuff in favor of JakartaEE
https://t.co/nqBP4WWbc8
We are removing "bootique-kotlin" from the list of supported modules. Bootique will still work with Kotlin, just not with this particular set of extensions. You can still get it back it if you are willing to become a maintainer. More details here https://t.co/TZgPEuS1sE
Will be presenting @BootiqueProject at the Philly Java User Group on April 24. Bootique is a faster, simpler platform for Java apps. https://t.co/x9BOTLSAr1
Bootique project just posted the second milestone of the new 3.0. Lots of improvements to the testing, metrics, logging and other APIs across the modules. And of course integrated dependency version updates. More details here: https://t.co/fjoN3MhoOZ
A note on deprecation of some of the Bootique modules in 3.0 (Kotlin, Undertow, javax, Tomcat JDBC). Looking for feedback on whether some of them should still be supported.
https://t.co/zeEnHUlUKI
A question came up recently how to setup a test database in Bootique with 2 user accounts. The answer is a custom script to create extra users on container startup. Then each TcDbTester can have its own user https://t.co/k2PGUhoJNM