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Personally I think Spring creates more problems than it solves. Certainly many legacy projects I've seen have more complexity than if they were written cleanly.
by rb808 9y ago
Personally I think Spring creates more problems than it solves. Certainly many legacy projects I've seen have more complexity than if they were written cleanly.
I was hoping I could move to a new language & platform and put it behind me but its following me!
Has anyone tried and liked it?
- ssijak 9y agoI am liking it. Use just the latest versions and with Spring Boot, don`t write anything in XML (ignore all old tutorials) and you are good to go. It was clumsy in the past, and many tutorials are made using those deprecated old versions so be picky about from where you learn it. By the way, Spring help docs are so great and thorough.
- geodel 9y agoGoing by the tech industry/politics favorite "This time we really got it right". May be this time Spring is really good.
- fgonzag 9y agoI like the leaner frameworks more (dropwizard, jooby and ilk), but spring security is hard to beat for authentication and authorization. I still default to spring for any public facing apps or sites.