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There are many alternatives to Spring if you prefer a more DIY approach. Namely Javalin, Micronaut, KTor (for Kotlin folk) and many more (Quarkus was already me
by jpgvm 6y ago
There are many alternatives to Spring if you prefer a more DIY approach. Namely Javalin, Micronaut, KTor (for Kotlin folk) and many more (Quarkus was already mentioned).
Spring however is the way to go if you come from a Rails/Django/ASP.NET background and want the framework that everything works with out of the box.