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With the transition from Camunda 7 to 8, the process engine transforms from a library that can be integrated into applications to a comprehensive platform with many components. While exploring the recommended setup, we encounter Helm charts and deployments with eight or more components, some of which are only available for enterprise customers in production. This article demonstrates how lightweight process applications can be created using the open-source core component Zeebe.

To make our company website as accessible as possible, we wanted to present central functions without JavaScript. For this reason, we explored the question of whether a mobile navigation menu can be implemented using only HTML and CSS.

When developing our website and this blog, it was important to us that they function even without JavaScript. One challenge we faced was the syntax-highlighting for source code blocks in blog posts – most common libraries for this purpose are primarily in JavaScript. In this article, we’ll show how we executed this library on the backend using the polyglot features of GraalVM.