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Vert.x 3 released
- jermo 11y agoFrom https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/vertx/xgGgQcDeX04/0q8C1pylFaAJ https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/vertx/xgGgQcDeX04/0q8C... Here are some of the highlights of Vert.x 3: * A new and improved core API providing HTTP, SSL, TCP, UDP, DNS, WebSockets, File System, Event Bus, distributed maps, clustered locks, clustered counters and many more features * Introducing Vert.x-Web http://vertx.io/docs/#web - a new toolkit for creating any type of web application from traditional server rendered apps, to modern client rendered apps, real-time apps, REST apps and HTTP micro services. * Pluggable authentication/authorisation with out of the box implementations using JDBC, MongoDB, JWT and Shiro * Pluggable metrics with an out of the box implementation using DropWizard metrics * Database connectivity for MongoDB, Redis and JDBC * Integration with SMTP mail and a JCA adaptor for interop with JavaEE app servers (e.g. WildFly) * RxJava style APIs if you don't like callbacks * Reactive Streams implementation http://www.reactive-streams.org/ for interop with other reactive systems (e.g. Akka) * Introducing Vertx-Unit - a test toolkit for writing async tests * Codegen of Java APIs into idiomatic APIs in other languages - including JavaScript, Ruby and Groovy * Completely embeddable * Simpler classloading model * Docker images and support for Red Hat OpenShift * Faster than ever
- dudewheresmycar 11y agoErrrr. Does python support still exist?
- ecolak 11y agoExamples look great with Java 8. Very excited to try version 3.
- paxcoder 11y agoJava please, no more.