JAX-RS With- and Without Reactive Programming in Quarkus

An airhacks.fm conversation with Georgios Andrianakis (@geoand86)
about: discussion on JAX-RS and reactive programming in quarkus,
comparison of blocking vs non-blocking approaches, performance
considerations for different use cases, Quarkus underlying
architecture using Vert.x, handling of HTTP requests and responses,
thread management in Quarkus, reactive vs traditional programming
models, integration with databases using Hibernate and Hibernate
Reactive, JSON serialization options (Jackson, JSON-B), balancing
act between supporting standards and providing modern features,
documentation challenges for a large project like Quarkus,
detecting blocked event loop threads, CPU-intensive tasks in
reactive programming, non-blocking database drivers for reactive
programming, historical perspective on messaging systems and their
challenges, use cases for reactive programming, performance
characteristics of blocking vs non-blocking systems under high
load, brief mention of LangChain for Java and its similarity to JPA
for LLMs

Georgios Andrianakis on twitter: @geoand86