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Spring Boot. But that's because I don't mind big binaries, fastest to be productive(for me!), every tool is just another autoconfigured include... I would cons

by croo 5y ago

Spring Boot. But that's because I don't mind big binaries, fastest to be productive(for me!), every tool is just another autoconfigured include... I would consider trading these for faster build times... I heard good things about javalin. I would definelty use Java. I like it and there are tonns of new features in the 11+ versions. Boilerplate is greatly reduced by Lombok. I would consider Kotlin for even less boilerplate and null handling.

videogreg93 5y ago
I don't have much backend background, but I worked with Spring before, and coming from that Ktor was a lot more fun to work with. I don't think I would use it in a huge project, as I feel there a lot of things still missing, but eventually I think it'll be great. Otherwise, Spring Boot + Kotlin is still a great combo.