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How I wish a single line code change only took a 15 second build. The java app I work on regularly takes 3 minutes for a single line change. Then you just need
by kyruzic 5y ago
How I wish a single line code change only took a 15 second build.
The java app I work on regularly takes 3 minutes for a single line change. Then you just need to pray that jrebel will work today and actually hot reload your change. Otherwise you have another 8 or so minutes of redploying weblogic.
Of course the ideas suggested in this can help, but when you need to run an integration test which also takes minutes to run you realize that 3 lines of code isn't bad for a days work.
One day soon I will never touch Java again.
- suzzer99 5y agoGoing from Weblogic 10 minute reboots to Node 5 second reboots made development so much more productive and fun for me.
- icedchai 5y agoYour problem is WebLogic, not Java. Try a lightweight app framework (Dropwizard, SpringBoot...) that embeds the "app server" right into your app. Of course if you're using WebLogic, you probably don't have a choice.