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Friday, 5 February, 2016 UTC
Vert.x 3.2.1 is released !
We are pleased to announce the release of Vert.x 3.2.1! The release contains many bug fixes and a ton of small improvements, such as future composition, improved Ceylon support, Stomp virtual host support, performance improvements… Full release notes ... moreMonday, 25 January, 2016 UTC
Intro to Vert.x Shell
Vert.x Shell provides an extensible command line for Vert.x, accessible via SSH, Telnet or a nice Web interface. Vert.x Shell comes out of the box with plenty of commands for Vert.x which makes it very handy for doing simple management operations like ... moreFriday, 15 January, 2016 UTC
Real-time bidding with Websockets and Vert.x
The expectations of users for interactivity with web applications have changed over the past few years. Users during bidding in auction no longer want to press the refresh button to check if the price has changed or the auction is over. This made bidding ... moreSunday, 3 January, 2016 UTC
ECMAScript 6/7 on the JVM with TypeScript and Vert.x
Following the latest releases of Vert.x 3.2 and vertx-lang-typescript 1.1.0 I figured it would be a good idea to give you a couple of examples how teaming Vert.x and TypeScript helps you use ECMAScript 6 and 7 features on the JVM today. The vertx-lang-typescript ... moreTuesday, 15 December, 2015 UTC
Vert.x 3.2.0 is released !
We are pleased to announce the release of Vert.x 3.2.0! Some of the highlights of this release include: vertx-lang-ceylon: the support of the Ceylon language! vertx-tcp-bridge: an event bus bridge that lets any TCP-capable application to interact with ... moreMonday, 30 November, 2015 UTC
Combine vert.x and mongo to build a giant
This blog post is part of the introduction to vert.x series. Last time, we have seen how we can use the vertx-jdbc-client to connect to a database using a JDBC driver. In this post, we are going to replace this JDBC client by the vertx-mongo-client , ... moreWednesday, 25 November, 2015 UTC
Vert.x ES6 back to the future
On October 21th, 2015 we all rejoiced with the return from the past of Marty McFly with his flying car and so on, however in the Vert.x world we were quite sad that the JavaScript support we have was still using a technology released in December 2009. ... moreMonday, 19 October, 2015 UTC
Using the asynchronous SQL client
Finally, back… This post is the fifth post of the introduction to vert.x blog series, after a not-that-small break. In this post we are going to see how we can use JDBC in a vert.x application, and this, using the asynchronous API provided by the vertx-jdbc-client. ... moreThursday, 8 October, 2015 UTC
Vert.x 3.1.0 is released !
I’m pleased to announce the release of Vert.x 3.1! Some of the highlights of this release include: Vertx-sync is a set of utilities that allow you to perform asynchronous operations and receive events in a synchronous way, but without blocking kernel ... moreMonday, 31 August, 2015 UTC
Vert.x3 real time web apps
One of the interesting features of Vert.x is the SockJS event bus bridge. This piece of software allows external applications to communicate with Vert.x event bus using Websockets and if your browser does not support it then it gracefully degrades to ... moreMonday, 3 August, 2015 UTC
Unit and Integration Tests
Previously in “introduction to vert.x” Let’s refresh our mind about what we developed so far in the introduction to vert.x series. In the first post, we developed a very simple Vert.x 3 application, and saw how this application can be tested, packaged ... moreMonday, 27 July, 2015 UTC
Some Rest with Vert.x
Previously in this blog series This post is part of the Introduction to Vert.x series. So, let’s have a quick look about the content of the previous posts. In the first post, we developed a very simple Vert.x 3 application, and saw how this application ... moreMonday, 20 July, 2015 UTC
Vert.x Application Configuration
Previously in ‘Introduction to Vert.x’ In this post, we developed a very simple Vert.x 3 application, and saw how this application can be tested, packaged and executed. That was nice, isn’t it ? Well, ok, that was only the beginning. In this post, we ... moreMonday, 13 July, 2015 UTC
Vert.x3 says "hello" to NPM users
In programming literature it has become the standard to create a hello world program as the first example. In this article I’ll be demonstrating how NPM users can quickly get started with vert.x . You will see that it is not that different and in fact ... moreMonday, 6 July, 2015 UTC