This article introduces the Quarkus development platform and demonstrates how to use it with JPAStreamer to streamline Java application development. Quarkus is a cloud-native framework that addresses Java challenges and improves development experience. JPAStreamer is a lightweight library that simplifies database access in Java applications using the Java Persistence API (JPA). The article walks through the process of setting up a Quarkus project, connecting to a database, performing queries with JPAStreamer, and compiling the application for optimal performance. The tutorial also covers topics such as continuous testing and debugging with Quarkus. By the end, readers will have a solid understanding of how to develop Java applications with Quarkus and JPAStreamer.

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1. What We’ll Build2. Prerequisites3. Project Setup4. Database Setup5. Hibernate Setup6. JPAStreamer Setup7. Application Architecture7. Hello World!8. Running in Quarkus Dev Mode9. Fetching Films with Java Streams and JPAStreamer10. Continuous Testing11. Running the Debugger with Quarkus Dev Mode12. Building Your Application13. Resources

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