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  1. Bye bye WordPress. More and more sites are switching to other systems because of security and other problems. I migrated the @foojay website to #Hugo. But there are other alternatives, like #Roq, based on @quarkusio and #Java. In Foojay #podcast episode 102, I'm joined by @holly_cummins and Andy Damevin to discuss the pro and con of Content Management Systems (CMS) versus static websites.

    Available in your favorite podcast app and on YouTube:
    youtube.com/watch?v=0rQ2_UF7N1I

  2. Quarkus 3.40 is the new LTS (12 months of support): JAR tree-shaking, PGO for native images and post-quantum crypto in TLS. 3.27.6 is the final release of the 3.27 LTS stream.
    quarkus.io/blog/quarkus-3-40-r

  3. Quarkus 4.0.0.Beta1 is out, GA is planned for end of November. Java 21 baseline, Vert.x 5, Netty 4.2, HTTP/3 & QUIC, Jakarta REST 4, Hibernate ORM 8 (Jakarta Persistence 4.0), Jackson 3 and CDI 5.0.
    quarkus.io/blog/quarkus-4-0-0-

  4. I tried native WebMCP in a Quarkus order page: three browser tools, with return eligibility and refund calculations kept in Java.

    Bob calls the page through Chrome DevTools MCP. The tutorial checks the returned draft against the visible page, including rejected inputs, cancellation, and late responses after clearing.

    Experimental API, pinned versions, runnable source. The workflow prepares a draft; it submits nothing.

    the-main-thread.com/p/quarkus-

    #WebMCP #Quarkus #Java

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