Working in the Shadows ...for Quarkus

An airhacks.fm conversation with Guillaume Smet (@gsmet_) about:
Amstrad CPC, then Pentium 75, typing long code listings, coding a
website with 20, PHP 3 and PostgreSQL, separating code from HTML
with PHP, building a CMS system with CVS, studying in Lyon, offer
management software for the EU, from PHP to Java 1.4, using RedHat
Webapplication Framework, Java 5 introduced annotations, C-JDBC
sequoia and ObjectWeb, contributing to GForge the fork of
sourceforge, developing PostgreSQL log analyzer, starting at Open
Wide, PostgreSQL log analyzer was used by Instagram, 2003 - the
first contribution to OpenSource, leaving smile, joining RedHat,
using the Wicket Java web framework, Apache Wicket was component
based, Apache Wicket was the Java’s Swing UI for the web, episode
with Struts committer: "#125 How Struts 2 Happened", Hibernate
Search is an annotation-based approach to search, the project lead
for Hibernate Validator, frequent calls from Emmanuel Bernard,
Emmanuel Bernard was guest at the episode "#52 The First Line of
Quarkus", Quarkus-the secret project at RedHat, project protein and
Shamrock, Open Wide and smile, connecting Quarkus people, the
challenge of growing fast and innovating at the same time, starting
quarkiverse, dealing with external ClassLoaders, the monthly
airhacks.tv show, the killer use case for quarkus dev mode is
serverless, use production for AWS Lambda deployments and dev mode
for local development, passionate Quarkus contributors, bytecode
generation with gizmo, quarkus’ build-time optimizations,

Guillaume Smet on twitter: @gsmet_, on GitHub @gsmet and
Guillaume's blog: in.relation.to/guillaume-smet/