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Neat! It's been a while since I wrote Java code. Java8 lambda syntax looks quite reasonable. I'd recommend the author to make "Getting Started" section a bit mo
by boomzilla 11y ago
Neat! It's been a while since I wrote Java code. Java8 lambda syntax looks quite reasonable. I'd recommend the author to make "Getting Started" section a bit more detailed. One of the gripes I've heard is that Java setup and build are non trivial for inexperienced engineers. So maybe some script/screenshot HOWTOs or adding a Dockerfile?
- decebals 11y agoThanks for your appreciation. With Pippo you can see your web application as a regular Java application (with a static main method). You are not forced to create a web.xml file. Of course you can use the standard approach with web.xml but this is complete optional. For more information please read http://www.pippo.ro/dev/quickstart.html http://www.pippo.ro/dev/quickstart.html The idea with Pippo is that you can create easy a very custom stack. You can work with your favorite servlet container, template engine, json/xml libraries and this is great (for example I use Undertow as servlet container and Pebble as template engine). To do this is simple to add the right Pippo module in your pom.xml file and it's done (pippo-undertow, pippo-pebble in my case). I don't want to force you to work with my personal stack.