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For a new full stack project I'd use a full stack JavaScript framework, but spring boot is still awesome. Especially so when slow starts and higher resource con
by willsmith72 3y ago
For a new full stack project I'd use a full stack JavaScript framework, but spring boot is still awesome. Especially so when slow starts and higher resource consumption aren't as important as developer productivity, testability, reliability (which is pretty often).
- nprateem 3y agoBut which one? Next.js, sveltekit, etc. are tied to frontend frameworks. Nest.js seems good, but basically Spring Boot in JS. A lot of JS devs seem to want more FRP based patterns (unless they like Angular), and the rest are just small frameworks that'll be difficult to hire for. Have I missed any? I want something fullstack and so more structured than just Express.