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It's either Spring, or Java EE's way (together with the new Jakarta EE paradigm, which is actually pretty cool if you ask me). I've seen the latter a lot more i
by BossingAround 3y ago
It's either Spring, or Java EE's way (together with the new Jakarta EE paradigm, which is actually pretty cool if you ask me). I've seen the latter a lot more in the enterprise sphere.
- arunix 3y agoWhat is cool about the new Jakarta EE paradigm?
- zokier 3y agoJakarta EE was purely a rebrand of Java EE, what do you mean new paradigm?
- ysleepy 3y agohttps://microprofile.io/ https://microprofile.io/
- fuzztester 3y ago>MicroProfile >Optimizing Enterprise Java for a Microservices Architecture Captain Kirk: When the spaceship nears colossal planet Enterprise, two kinds of developers on board will be revealed: - those who jetpack enthusiastically down to the planet (their Buzzwordite (TM) foam resumes will softpad their landing) - and those who retrorocket desperately away, seeking lean, mean, computing machines Spock: Logical flaw - you forgot off-by-one errors.
- zokier 3y agoMP is distinctly not part of Jakarta EE; it's developed by separate independent group. This presentation attempts to clear up the confusion https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wVaGJssQKPDSRcgRSE52mmm2Lb55THyUc_dGj7F5SAg/edit#slide=id.gcc4d734dd8_1_4 https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wVaGJssQKPDSRcgRSE52... Yes, its a mess.