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It's actually not that hard to beat. Quarkus proved that it's way better than Spring Boot in a lot of aspects based on open standards and battle tested framewor
by koufatz 3y ago
It's actually not that hard to beat. Quarkus proved that it's way better than Spring Boot in a lot of aspects based on open standards and battle tested frameworks like Vertx. Also on Quarkus you can use in parallel blocking and non-blocking IO and also high level declarative routes with annotations to lower lever vertx routes and handlers.
- vips7L 3y agoYou don’t even need a framework to beat it. Pick a DI library: Guice, Avaje Inject, Weld, countless others Pick a configuration library: Avaje Config, Typesafe Config, Microprofile Config, countless others.
- xienze 3y agoThere’s a lot more to Spring Boot than DI and configuration.
- vips7L 3y agoOf course. But OP specifically pointed out configuration and DI as hard to beat.
- owlstuffing 3y agoThe rubegoldbergery around DI is amazing. You don't really need a DI library in many cases. A single Java SPI supplying access to all interface dependencies works extremely well. You provide a default implementation consumers can override using basic SPI mechanics. Done.
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