Re: [CAMEL-14175] Improving quick start guide

Hi Claus I am totally in-line with your line of thought. The 'TIP:' section was added in the middle, as a temporary hack, to point (somewhat advanced) users to alternate options like Spring Boot and servlet starters, until we finish independent guides for each quick start type. What I'd like to

Re: [CAMEL-14175] Improving quick start guide

Hi It sounds good to me. As I’m working on Camel on Karaf (not necessary OSGi "focused"), I would be happy to help on this started guide. Regards JB > Le 26 févr. 2020 à 05:23, Claus Ibsen a écrit : > > Hi Praveen > > Many thanks for stepping up and help writing a much better getting > start

Re: [CAMEL-14175] Improving quick start guide

Hi Praveen Many thanks for stepping up and help writing a much better getting started guide. I think we need guides that are potentially focused on which runtime/project you may use, eg - camel spring boot - standalone (camel main) - camel quarkus - war (if people are still using them eg to deplo

Re: [CAMEL-14175] Improving quick start guide

Hi Alex, Thanks for your suggestions. I'll continue working on it with camel-standalone as example. It indeed is the right choice. WIP is at https://github.com/PickledDragon/camel/blob/CAMEL-14175/docs/user-manual/modules/ROOT/pages/getting-started.adoc Regards Praveen On Fri, Feb 21, 2020 at 2:

Re: [CAMEL-14175] Improving quick start guide

Hi Praveen, Thanks for contributing, I like the intention to show how quickly one could be on board. As far as my personal taste are involved, I would put tl;dr section at the beginning. I would keep the archetype command on a single line only, then removing the line break escaping part belo

[CAMEL-14175] Improving quick start guide

Hello All, I was looking at CAMEL-14175 and put together a quick start guide based on spring-boot archetype. My objective was figure