Dropwizard is a Java framework for developing ops-friendly, high-performance, RESTful web services. Apparently, there was no project showing how to use it together with Kotlin coroutines. This has changed thanks to Rui Pinto, who implemented a simple demo application that showcases how to use coroutines in Dropwizard. It even includes performance benchmarks. 👉 github.com/rp199/dropwizard-… #coroutinesmasteryproject

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Do you have a “reference repo” you trust when you need to implement something non-trivial with coroutines (cancellation, caching, resilience, structured concurrency edge-cases)? The first edition of Coroutines Mastery just wrapped up, and several participants decided to publish their final projects openly. Marcin Moskała picked his favorites and wrote a roundup with links to the repos — a nice source of real-world patterns and trade-offs, including: 👉 coroutine telemetry / tracing 👉 KMP resilience patterns with a DSL 👉 coroutine visualizers (cancellation/exception behavior) 👉 caching libraries (invalidations, cancellations, limits) 👉 Dropwizard coroutines demo, and more Read more: kt.academy/article/top-proje…

Super old but checkout dropwizard metrics

frontend: pebble / freemarker backend: quarkus / springboot / dropwizard datastore: postgresql postgis / RDF4J

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I spent hours debugging a Dropwizard API today Realized my issue wasn’t in the logic, but in the config. It’s crazy how 1 misplaced line in YAML can crash the whole thing. #buildinpublic #DevCommunity

- Wrote a Python script to automate updating GitHub Issues and syncing them into my Projects tab - Built out a Java API with DropWizard (authentication REST endpoints) #buildinginpublic

✍️ Over the past few days, I’ve been publishing on 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗰𝗸𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗰 and So many publications — exploring system design, microservices, and the future of backend engineering. Here are some of my latest write-ups you might find useful: 1) Helidon Framework: Oracle’s Microservices Play medium.com/stackademic/helid… 2) How to Architect Backend Systems for Edge Computing medium.com/stackademic/how-t… 3) MCP as a Bridge Between AI and Human Workflows medium.com/stackademic/mcp-a… 4) System Design of Large-Scale Gaming Platforms medium.com/stackademic/syste… 5) How to Build Fault-Tolerant Event Processing Systems medium.com/stackademic/how-t… 6) The Future of System Design Careers in the AI Era medium.com/stackademic/the-f… 7) Dropwizard: Why Some Companies Still Use It medium.com/stackademic/dropw… If you enjoy reading, kindly 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝘀𝘂𝗯𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗯𝗶𝗻𝗴. And if you’d like a 𝗳𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗸 (easy access, no paywalls) → just DM me, I’ll happily share. For me, writing is about more than articles — it’s about sparking conversations, sharing lessons, and growing together as developers 🚀 #SystemDesign #Java #Backend #Microservices #Cloud #AI #BuildInPublic

Started doing REST API for Attendance System today using Dropwizard and Kotlin!!! Excited to leap forward to the next level!! #kotlin #BuildInPublic #dropwizard #DEVCommunity

Built my first REST API using Dropwizard in Kotlin today! Wrote simple GET & POST endpoints under /hello. It actually worked!!! #Kotlin #Dropwizard #buildinpublic #100DaysOfCode #backenddev

Explored Dropwizard today while building in Kotlin. It’s a lightweight Java based framework for REST APIs ships with Jetty & Jersey. Surprisingly smooth setup even from Kotlin. Nice fit for backend microservices! #kotlin #devcommunity #learninginpublic #Dropwizard

Annual profits that my friend circle is making for the respective companies that they work at (all 22-23 year olds) > $2.5M ARR (iOS developer, created a reels alternative for chinese drama) > $1.8M ARR (Created microservice for handling realtime AI agent assistance in customer support by himself) >$900K (Kotlin Dropwizard dev, lead the feature request solo essential for the closing of the enterprise deal) >$550K (ML Engineer, built an end to end POC for winning the Govt. of India contact) >$Infinity (DRDO research scientist, helped finish essential software for battle choppers which the country needed in recent enemy conflicts) *Numbers are losely attributed & approximate

Interessante, eu conheci um framework java novo tbm chmado dropwizard, é bem parecido com spring mas mais leve

Ser, Legacy systems are written in Java Ser. Meanwhile Java:- - Cassandra - HBase - Presto (Trino) - Elasticsearch - Apache Pinot - Kafka - Apache Pulsar - ActiveMQ - Chronicle Queue - Spring - Spring Boot - Dropwizard - Micronaut - Quarkus - Hadoop - Apache Spark - ZooKeeper

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Gm dropwizard

Can anyone suggest a most recommended resource for learning java, spring boot and dropwizard in depth ?

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I work as a contractor for a big company, they use Dropwizard actively to implement their services.