How to Use Java Records With Quarkus

In this video, I'll show how we can use Java Records in Quarkus applications. We'll see how to use records as JSON data transfer objects as well as embeddable database mappings and query result types.
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[@Robsonsantos-mv9dp]

Great video! I was looking for it! Thanks, Sebastian.

[@sergeyshvyrev969]

It is very interesting about the use with Panache. Thanks you!!!

[@MarcusPaulo]

Congratulations on this video, Sebastian.

[@cvgaviao]

Hey Sebastian, nice video, congrats.
Could you produce one talking about Json Validation on Quarkus, mainly using Records in the REST methods ?

[@SebastianDaschnerIT]

Thanks! :)
Are there some issues or uncertainties with Bean Validation of Records? In the easiest case, one would just annotate the Record's fields with the BV annotation (like @NotNull), actually just like Java classes...no?

Amazing video!

[@prechada9661]

Thank you

[@kaneich]

any new linux and git tutorials coming ?

[@SebastianDaschnerIT]

What would you be interested in? :)

[@kaneich]

​@@SebastianDaschnerIT more tips in linux commands will be good sebastian and thanks for those awesome tutorials you really good

[@malikoski]

The class Car could be a Record ?

[@SebastianDaschnerIT]

Technically maybe, yes. Depends on the understanding of your domain, since from a DDD perspective, your car would likely be an entity (identifiable, has a serial number, so you care "which" car you have), and then when you want to change/update properties, a class would make more sense. But yes, if you don't need that then yes