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There is a difference. Spring boot is not opinionated about how to do templates, persistance and DB migrations. This means you have to go away and do some rese
by 1ba9115454 8y ago
There is a difference. Spring boot is not opinionated about how to do templates, persistance and DB migrations.
This means you have to go away and do some research to get your stack running.
This was enough to put me off.
- Traubenfuchs 8y agotemplates: spring-mvc offers first class support for Thymeleaf, Freemarker, Mustache and Groovy Templates. Is having 4 equal choices too much for you? Spring seems to endorse Thymeleaf. persistance: spring-data, the JPA/Hibernate based library for SQL access appears to be very opinionated and is very simple to fully understand. I have never used MongoDB, but spring-data-mongodb is probably of equal quality. DB migrations: What do you mean?
- vorg 8y ago> having 4 equal choices Support for Groovy Templates is legacy and not as equal as the other choices. Groovy is now Apache Groovy, and on the decline.