Game api written in Java frameworks: Spring Boot and Quarkus #1
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I was interested in Apache Pulsar and watching very interesting and inspirative live workshop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuwT5xkFVWI&t=5225s
Because I am mainly Java developer, I decide to write backend Api in two nice Java frameworks: Spring Boot and Quarkus. Spring Boot, because it is widely used and Quarkus – I just like Quarkus.
This Apis are equivalent with given Python Api and no changes are required. Instead starting Python Api, start Quarkus Api (or Spring Boot Api) and the Game should work in the same way.
I hope this two apis will help another Java developers to explore and play with Apache Pulsar.
Best wishes
Milan S