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Artificial Intelligence in Java on Quarkus

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The Quarkus extension for OptaPlanner enriches your project with the typical supersonic subatomic Java benefits, such as:

  • Instantaneous refresh during development

  • Increased performance (both bootstrap and runtime)

  • Reduced memory usage

  • Native executable compilation (optional)

Guide

Read the OptaPlanner on Quarkus guide.

Quick start

Run the quick start yourself:

  1. Git clone https://github.com/kiegroup/optaplanner-quickstarts

  2. Descend into the directory quarkus-school-timetabling

  3. Run mvn quarkus:dev

  4. Open http://localhost:8080 in your browser and click on the Solve button.

Or try any of the other Quarkus quickstarts there for other use cases!

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