My biggest beefs with Spring is its use of Hibernate being a solution for late 90's EJB apps not well suited for shorter transaction scopes used today. Sadly m

My biggest beefs with Spring is its use of Hibernate being a solution for late 90's EJB apps not well suited for shorter transaction scopes used today. Sadly most Quarkus references seem to use Hibernate as default. Micronaut seems to be showing more choices, but then still Hibernate comes up more than others. Leaving Spring/Boot and keeping Hibernate isn't much of a change other than perhaps some possibly efficiency (e.g. startup time or infrastructure cost).