If Quarkus is an archetype on Maven Central then you can use NetBeans right now, since several years, to generate your Quarkus Maven archetype -- and then debug, test, and run it. NetBeans supports Maven out of the box.
Gj On Fri, Jan 24, 2020 at 11:52 PM Armel Nene <armel.n...@kiktronik.com> wrote: > Hi all, > My first time here but I have been using Netbeans and blogging about for > over a decade. > > I am proposing a plugin to create a new type of Java projects based on the > Quarkus framework. The Quarkus framework helps developers create Java > applications which are optimised for environment such as Kubernetes and > function as a service platform (AWS Lambda, Azure function for now). > Quarkus is also Microprofile compatible. > > Quarkus uses Maven and Graddle as its build tool, those tools are natively > supported in Netbeans. At its foundation, the Quarkus plugin should provide > the same functionality as https://code.quarkus.io/. The plugin comes into > its own when it is fully integrated with the following NetBeans feature: > > - Debugger > - Tester > - Run > - Local (JVM build) > - Local (Native build) > - Local Kubernetes > > I am happy to lead the project if there is enough community buy-in. Let me > know your thoughts. > > Cheers, > > Armel > > twitter: @armelnene >
