poc-http-copy-images
A simple POC where Angular sends the URL of an image to the Quarkus back end and then renders the image returned in the screen. The image is returned by Quarkus in one endpoint as a raw copy and in another endpoint encoded in Base64. (by felipewind)
native-java-examples
Native Java Apps with Micronaut, Quarkus, and Spring Boot (by oktadev)
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POC where Angular requests URL of image and Quarkus provides it through a raw copy and base64
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Your experience with Java microservices vs monolith in the Cloud
I might have been wrong with my 11 MB claim. Helidon can use graalvm to compile the code into a native image (as GO does). You can have java-code running without consuming lots of memory. See: https://github.com/oktadev/native-java-examples/blob/main/demo-helidon.adoc Quarkus can run with 51 MB after some requests.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing poc-http-copy-images and native-java-examples you can also consider the following projects:
angular-socialshare - Angular social share module, share urls and content on social networks such as facebook, google+, twitter, pinterest and more ... - http://720kb.github.io/angular-socialshare
poc-kafka-quarkus - POC to parallelize long time processes using Kafka and Quarkus.
spring-boot-supabase - Modern Java web application starter template.