Please set me up as the writer of the Quarkus article per @rlengland

@daveome I've moved this card to the "in-progress" column

You are that assignee on card #81 (see the right column under Metadata)

It's all yours. When you have something that you wish the editors to review, please let us know by adding a comment on this card including a WordPress "preview" link for us to look at.

Thanks.

@daveome Just FYI, we'll need you to sign the Fedora Project Contributor Agreement before we can publish your article. You should be able to sign the agreement by signing in here with your Fedora account, then clicking "Edit Profile", then "Agreements".

Thanks.

I saved a draft, do I push it somewhere?

Nope. You're comment is sufficient. I've moved this card to "review" status for now and someone will give your article a quick check and let you know if it can go to publication or if it needs more work.

Thanks!

@glb - As my first time using WordPress I could not figure out how to escape java code since it uses the "<" (less than) character.

Yeah. WordPress's "preformatted" blocks aren't nearly as uninterpolated as they should be. Generally, you can replace < with &lt; and > with &gt;. There are a few other HTML escape sequences that you may need to use from time to time as well (e.g. &amp; and &dash;). The editor should be able to help you with those where they are necessary.

Thanks.

@daveome:

I just noticed what appears to be an inconsistency in your article.

Toward the end of your article you write:

For example, consider the range: Promise<List><Integer>> promiseRange = Application.getRange(115000);

But earlier, in the example code, it is written:

Promise<List<Integer>> promiseRange = Application.getRange(115000);

Note that the angle brackets don't match in the version that is in the text of the article. I'm guessing that one of the versions is incorrect?

Googling seems to indicate that the form with matching angle brackets is correct. I think I've corrected it. But please double check that I haven't messed anything up. Thanks. 🙂

@glb this one is correct;
Promise> promiseRange = Application.getRange(115000);
it looks like I didn't copy and paste. I don't have the access to preview since the "status" was changed. If you think anything should be re-written, let me know.

I don't have the access to preview since the "status" was changed.

Sorry about that. I've changed the status back to draft so that you can double-check everything and make revisions if you want. We'd like to send this out on Wednesday.

Thanks!

Looks good - thanks for the editing. I did find a "Th" and changed to "The", also i changed "To go one set further" to "To go one step further". Change back if "set" is proper.
Perhaps "demo-1.0.0-runner.jar" should be italicize? Great image.

Perhaps "demo-1.0.0-runner.jar" should be italicize?

Yes. I've italicized it. I'll leave it in "Draft" status until late Tuesday so you can make further revisions if you see anything more that was missed.

@glb - I ran through everything and found a couple of problems, they are fixed.
In the Test code: the package changed asc to mag
The jar/executable names changed: added mutiny-

It's all yours. As a side note; I kept trying to increase my scores and they kept going down, very
frustrating. Some of it ended up chopper than what I like.

OK. The SEO scores can be very tricky to satisfy. Don't worry about that. 🙂