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No man spring boot is hideously slow as well compared to vanilla java. It's pretty fast compared to many other things, but that's just because vanilla java is
by marginalia_nu 3y ago
No man spring boot is hideously slow as well compared to vanilla java. It's pretty fast compared to many other things, but that's just because vanilla java is extremely fast.
You often see like 15-30 second start times for springboot apps, which is hilarious and 13-28 seconds longer than it has any business taking.
- victor106 3y agoHave you tried Spring native?
- marginalia_nu 3y agoI've tried and worked with most of what the Spring ecosystem has on offer, and I'm not particularly impressed. It seems to codify all the practices that makes for mediocre software.
- ramblerman 3y agostartup time? Any java performance test is generally done against a warmed up VM - which would be representative of the 99.99% of the time the app is running. With or without spring boot.
- marginalia_nu 3y agoStartup time matters too. There's no reason you should have 2003 start times in a 2023 application. A java application should be able to start in seconds. An inability to do so is the surefire litmus test for pulling in too many dependencies.