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No idea yet. But the first step is to have totally isolated domain logic in plain Kotlin. That's a nice start. Next we'll look into Graalvm, but no high hopes t
by RamblingCTO 3y ago
No idea yet. But the first step is to have totally isolated domain logic in plain Kotlin. That's a nice start. Next we'll look into Graalvm, but no high hopes that everything we need is compatible.
/edit: it's not meant to replace spring, I know what these things do. It's to remediate some of the performance issues and compile time safety, which using graalvm inevitably brings ...
- therealdrag0 3y agoPlain is good. Moving from Spring to no-spring/no-DI-framework was amazing.
- nvm0n2 3y agoGraalVM and Spring and Hibernate are all totally different things. You can't replace Spring with GraalVM, that makes no sense. You could look at Quarkus, Helidon, Micronaut or KTor if you want a Kotlin framework.