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I used Javalin for a startup I helped with a few years back. I found It much easier and lightweight to turn up REST endpoints compared to Springboot/etc. Whil
by jmspring 3y ago
I used Javalin for a startup I helped with a few years back. I found It much easier and lightweight to turn up REST endpoints compared to Springboot/etc.
While it may not be as featureful as Springboot, it could generate swagger specs and had the features I needed at the time.
- cryptos 3y agoIn my experience the web layer is (or should be) pretty thin, so a framework in this layer shouldn't change too much in the overall application architecture.