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That's more to do with Spring, not Java. The compilation time of Java is infinitely faster than that of Rust.
by xpressvideoz 5y ago
That's more to do with Spring, not Java. The compilation time of Java is infinitely faster than that of Rust.
- Ygg2 5y agoWell, in this case. It had to do with Warp hitting a regression in compiler. Spring is one of most if not THE ubiquitous piece of Java software. All Java shop I worked for, had Spring Comparing Spring+Java to Rust+Warp is imo fair game.
- pjmlp 5y agoMeanwhile others of us have never used Spring in production, I have been on the JEE camp since the BEA and WebSphere 5.1 days.
- dragonelite 5y agoFor pretty 90 plus % of jobs you're pretty much confined to the Spring ecosystem. Same with C# and asp.net separating the two would be really weird.
- pjmlp 5y agoHello from the 10%.
- timvisee 5y agoUnless you pull in a humongous amount of dependencies, Rust's compilation is still very very fast. The dependency problem is a whole different issue. Hard to tackle, but it's one that must be solved.
- UtherII 5y agoThe java slow build time is usually a dependency problem too. On similar complexity, Java is usually as fast or even faster than Rust.