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I think that's taking the extreme end. Couldn't someone use a larger framework, for example Spring? It's pretty productive with Spring boot, but also large enou
by pooya72 5y ago
I think that's taking the extreme end. Couldn't someone use a larger framework, for example Spring? It's pretty productive with Spring boot, but also large enough that you can expand for your use case. I'm not advocating for Spring per se, as I think .Net core is equivalent.
- maps7 5y agoI was talking in wider terms of not using a framework at all and not specifically about Redwoodjs. I can't speak to whether RedwoodJS will lead you down a path of working around it.