Thanks for the insights into Jakarta Data with Quarkus! The benefits for developer productivity are clear.
I see that Panache 2.0 (Panache Next) is currently labeled as experimental in the official guides for Quarkus 3.31.1 (https://quarkus.io/guides/hibernate-panache-next). Could you share some light on the roadmap? Is the API already considered stable enough for early adopters, or are there significant breaking changes expected before it reaches the stable status?
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Thanks for the insights into Jakarta Data with Quarkus! The benefits for developer productivity are clear.
I see that Panache 2.0 (Panache Next) is currently labeled as experimental in the official guides for Quarkus 3.31.1 (https://quarkus.io/guides/hibernate-panache-next). Could you share some light on the roadmap? Is the API already considered stable enough for early adopters, or are there significant breaking changes expected before it reaches the stable status?
Hi Christoph,
Experimental comes without guarantees. I can not recommend this as stable. Give it some more time and check back in the forums. There's always the alternative to use Jakarta Data with Panache: https://www.the-main-thread.com/p/quarkus-jakarta-data-polymorphic-json