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I find gradle nicer than maven, though it can be more complex. Does maven still have issues with snapshot builds and classpaths? I've managed to avoid Spring,
by Nursie 6y ago
I find gradle nicer than maven, though it can be more complex.
Does maven still have issues with snapshot builds and classpaths?
I've managed to avoid Spring, everyone I know that's worked with it complains it's difficult to work with.
For microservices I like simple, single-purpose pieces like sparkjava.
- neeleshs 6y agoAs a counterexample, springboot is the quickest thing to get start and yet allows you to do complex stuff. I for one, love it.
- Nursie 6y ago> springboot is the quickest thing to get start What do you mean by this? Startup times, or developer onboarding? Because I've had this conversation before if the latter. To me, Spring seems like the last gasp of "Enterprise" Java. Too much is implicit and obscure (aspect-oriented programming is an anti-pattern, IMHO), too much is configured (yuck, XML). Each to their own I guess.
- neeleshs 6y agoDeveloper onboarding. Have not used XML for springboot in ages. And aspects - very very rarely if at all.
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