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> What I really want is to get a "lite" Java project like this up and running with all of the smart people's opinions in place that I can develop entirely in a
by jacques_chester 7y ago
> What I really want is to get a "lite" Java project like this up and running with all of the smart people's opinions in place that I can develop entirely in a lite editor (preferably without XML anywhere).
That's pretty much the original value proposition for Spring Boot. "I just want to get to work".
I used Spring Boot before encountering a Spring 3 project. The difference is phenomenal.
Disclosure: I work for Pivotal, which sponsors Spring.
- pabl0rg 7y agoSpring boot still requires gradle, which is much more complex than naive use of npm or python pip. In the long run java build tools are better, but due to the learning curve a lot of folks balk (leave) and use a different stack. Whoever is in charge of openJDK should just adopt kotlin as java 14 even if it was Not Invented Here.
- jacques_chester 7y agoSpring Boot works with both Gradle and Maven. https://start.spring.io/ https://start.spring.io/