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by pmlopes 6y ago
Scala support is still being finished, however the project team decide to go ahead releasing 4.0.0 at the beginning of the year avoiding the block until the Scala support work was complete. You can follow its development on GitHub or the of
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by pmlopes 6y ago
JavaScript's support has been moved to the reactiverse project. It's an incubation like project for projects that aren't fully 1.0.0 yet. In there you will find https://reactiverse.io/es4x/ , the EcmaScri
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by pmlopes 7y ago
It does work on a stock openjdk11 with similar performance (but I don't have numbers to show). What happens in this case is that we can load the graal compiler to replace the default jit but it will not allow you to use other languages
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by pmlopes 7y ago
Hi, I'm the author of ES4X I'd love to check your graphql test. I've no experience on Apollo so if you could share a test/benchmark it would be great to see where the bottlenecks come from.
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Deploying a (Java) Vert.x Native Function with AWS Lambda(vertx-howtos.github.io)
1 points by pmlopes 8y ago|0 comments
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by pmlopes 8y ago
> "so it's actually something not that non-special." That is not totally true, This is a mix of 2 things, using the JVM (which like you said is being tuned and optimized for heavy loads) + using a true asynchronous and rea
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A Java OpenFAAS (native image) function template that runs on(github.com)
2 points by pmlopes 8y ago|0 comments
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by pmlopes 8y ago
Vertx is polyglot, you can use js and npm if you like, so in this respect vertx can be more productive as it allows you too use the tool that works best for your problem, be it npm, maven, gradle or language: java, javascript, kotlin, etc..
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Yoke a middleware framework for Vert.x 2.x(pmlopes.github.io)
3 points by pmlopes 13y ago|1 comments