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Every Friday, Platform.sh has a nice tech discussion about several discussions, such as Jakarta EE, Payara, Quarkus, and so on (To check the calendar you can click here). On Episode number 15 there was a great discussion about Open API and Postman. That's worth watching if you don't yet.
First, let's start with Open API definition, from the website it says:
Oracle Helidon is a collection of Java libraries for writing microservices that run on a fast web core powered by Netty.
For initial development, we are leveraging a JAX-RS based microservice-starter application similar to implementation using Red Hat Quarkus.
At present, there is no lack of frameworks for creating miсroservices in Java and Kotlin. In this article, we will be considering the following frameworks:
| Name | Version | Year of a first release | Developer | GitHub |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Helidon: 2x Productivity With Microprofile REST Client
We have already many articles before on how to write Microservice using the Helidon framework. We are going to further enhance our code with Microprofile REST Client to increase 2x productivity. Microprofile REST Client OverviewThere are many frameworks available in the market to test REST APIs + automation. Microprofile introduced a new concept of REST Client by default. That we can write type-safe REST Client while writing our code with few lines of code. This will speed up our API development and automation productivity in a great style. |