Micronaut is a modern, JVM-based, full stack Java framework designed for building modular, easily testable JVM applications.
This self-paced, instructor-assisted workshop covers the following topics:
- Using Micronaut Launch to create a project.
- Creating the data access layer using Micronaut Data JDBC.
- Using Micronaut Test Resources for Testcontainers integration.
- Implementing a REST API.
- Testing with the declarative HTTP client.
- Using GraalVM to generate a native executable.
This self-paced, instructor-assisted workshop covers the following topics:
- Using Micronaut Launch to create a project.
- Creating the data access layer using Micronaut Data JDBC.
- Using Micronaut Test Resources for Testcontainers integration.
- Implementing a REST API.
- Testing with the declarative HTTP client.
- Using GraalVM to generate a native executable.
Álvaro Sánchez-Mariscal
Oracle
Álvaro is a passionate developer and agile enthusiast with over 22 years of experience. He is now a Principal Member of Technical Staff at Oracle Labs, where he is a Micronaut committer, helping to maintain and evolve the open-source framework.
Before that, he was a Staff Engineer at VMWare, where he led the creation of new products to build, package, verify and publish software solutions with confidence in the VMware Marketplace. Previously, he spent some years working in different industries like gambling games (Odobo) and fintech (4Finance). Prior to that, he created his own company, Salenda, in 2005, a software factory and Atlassian Solution Partner headquartered in Madrid, Spain. Adaptavist acquired Salenda in 2019. Previously, he worked at companies like IBM BCS, Sun Microsystems or BEA Systems, where he was recognised as BEA Technical Director, an MVP awards program. He was also one of the initial founders and member of the Board of Directors of javaHispano in 2002, the world's largest Spanish-speaking Java User Group.
Álvaro has spoken in 17 different countries at conferences like Devoxx BE/FR/MA, several Voxxed Days, GeeCON, JavaLand, JavaZone, Codemotion and Commit Conf, among others. In his spare time, as well as coding and experimenting with new technologies, he likes to spend time with his wife and children, support CD Leganés football team, and play paddle tennis.
Before that, he was a Staff Engineer at VMWare, where he led the creation of new products to build, package, verify and publish software solutions with confidence in the VMware Marketplace. Previously, he spent some years working in different industries like gambling games (Odobo) and fintech (4Finance). Prior to that, he created his own company, Salenda, in 2005, a software factory and Atlassian Solution Partner headquartered in Madrid, Spain. Adaptavist acquired Salenda in 2019. Previously, he worked at companies like IBM BCS, Sun Microsystems or BEA Systems, where he was recognised as BEA Technical Director, an MVP awards program. He was also one of the initial founders and member of the Board of Directors of javaHispano in 2002, the world's largest Spanish-speaking Java User Group.
Álvaro has spoken in 17 different countries at conferences like Devoxx BE/FR/MA, several Voxxed Days, GeeCON, JavaLand, JavaZone, Codemotion and Commit Conf, among others. In his spare time, as well as coding and experimenting with new technologies, he likes to spend time with his wife and children, support CD Leganés football team, and play paddle tennis.
Graeme Rocher
Oracle
Graeme Rocher is the creator of several popular Open Source projects including Grails (https://grails.org) and Micronaut (https://Micronaut.io) and co-author of "The Definitive Guide to Grails" (Springer - https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-1-4302-0871-6).
Graeme currently works as an Architect at Oracle Labs. Graeme in 2018 was awarded the Groundbreaker award by Oracle (https://developer.oracle.com/groundbreakers) for his work on Open Source.
Graeme currently works as an Architect at Oracle Labs. Graeme in 2018 was awarded the Groundbreaker award by Oracle (https://developer.oracle.com/groundbreakers) for his work on Open Source.