Chapter 3

1. Yes, RESTEasy Reactive can be used to implement blocking endpoints too.
2. The two types provided by Mutiny to start a reactive pipeline are Uni and Multi.
3. A Bean is an object managed by a CDI container that supports a set of services such as life cycle callbacks, dependency injection, and interceptors.
4. Annotating a class with the @ApplicationScoped annotation is the easiest way to declare a singleton bean in Quarkus.
5. bcrypt is the preferred password-hashing function because it’s a slow algorithm, which makes it more resilient to brute-force attacks.
6. To add a path parameter to a URL in Quarkus, you can declare it in the path by enclosing it in curly braces and then use the @PathParam annotation to retrieve it.
7. It’s not necessary to add an @Produces annotation if the response type is JSON and the quarkus-resteasy-reactive-jackson dependency is declared, since it will be automatically inferred.
8. You can intercept Java exceptions to...