@julienviet What do you think? I keep on getting

ERROR com.github.mauricio.async.db.mysql.MySQLConnection - Transport failure

, is there a way to avoid this? Would I need to redeploy the Verticle on failure? Is there a callback for this?

hi guys, I've some good news for you

is it really best practice to lookup services and write all that boiler plate code everytime - is there a way to hide that - so ppk can just 'instantiate' the service and just start calling it?

If i have 2 separate instances (nodes/machines) - each running one vertx instance - can the vertx eventbus be used to communicate between them?

If i have to manually put the IPs in - in a cloud environment which is highly dynamic - seems like a dealbreaker

If you’re using GCP…why not kube?

Note that Vert.x Starter can create skeleton projects (similar to the Spring Initializr): http://start.vertx.io/ . Unfortunately Vert.x Starter doesn't support Kotlin 😞.

Data classes and a good json parser (if you have a good contract between services) @asad.awadia

If you don't need high performance it's probably the easiest...

so i want to do basic i18n with thymeleaf … anyone had done that successfully ?

Hi! A small question about a CRUD-like application in vertx using the eventbus. If I have CRUD, should I aim for creating 4 addresses, e.g. BOOK_CREATE, BOOK_UPDATE, BOOK_READ, BOOK_DELETE or should I just have a BOOK address and then write some kind of router when receiving messages on the BOOK address?

Hi everyone! I’d like to contribute to https://github.com/vert-x3/vertx-lang-kotlin, is there any official codestyle I can import in IntelliJ?

Hi everybody, I am not too much into vertx (yet) but have the following question: vertx has this module for mysql and postgresql: https://github.com/vert-x3/vertx-mysql-postgresql-client It uses a driver written in scala which is deprecated. I converted this driver to kotlin: https://github.com/jasync-sql/jasync-sql Do you think it is better to fork the module and create a new one with the new driver or add the driver to the kotlin support or any other idea? if there is a better place to ask this also please let me know...

I believe also that in Vert.x 4 we should drop the verticle factory support (that compiles kts files), any opinion here ?

is the 3.6 rc released already?

in term of performance, which is better ? vertx-kotlin-lang + coroutines or ktor + netty ?

I’ll start with one of my proposals and I’m interested in some feedback about it https://github.com/vert-x3/vertx-lang-kotlin/issues/103. Any opinion on it?

Any thoughts on this? https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/idiomatic-kotlin-code-vert-x/11038 guess there's no better way, but it bloated my code quiet a bit. First, I only had the last coroutineHandler, but I guess without specifying a request body-limit I'd open the doors to DOS attacks. That's why I wrote an Auth handler, then installed the BodyHandler, then doing inserts into the storage system. I want to accept very large files.

Is there a plan to release vertx 3.6.3 soon? what is going to be the next version released?

Are there any examples of using the eventbus service proxy using kotlin coroutines?

Is vertx 3.7 going to be released soon?

hello everyone! i was surprised to see a specific channel for Vertx, pleasantly so. i'm developing a service in my own free time as part of R&D at work, and i'm new to both Kotlin and Vertx. i have a lot of Java experience under my belt, for context. are there any common pitfalls or gotchas i need to avoid when using Vertx, in general and with Kotlin?

How are you guys doing database access with vertx? Do you use orm at all? I'd like to use the reactive PostgreSQL lib, but I would like to know if there is anything that can assist database access/assist with writing SQL

Wrote this article a few days ago :-)

Vertx's default Json class (io.vertx.core.Json) should work provided you have the Jackson Kotlin plugin somewhere on the classpath, not sure what'll happen with Vertx 4 though as I think they're ditching Jackson

Hey, I’m a Python programmer coming into Kotlin. How does one organize your app for vertx + Kotlin? Oh by the way, Gradle is a pain to configure especially if you use Kotlin scripting in it.

Also, while looking at the documentation. Should I start off reading vertx.core or go straight to something like the vertx.web ?

This vertx verticles is kind of a new concept for me. Would you compare it to microservices?