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I guess Quarkus and Spring 3 native are meant for bringing existing apps to serverless deployments and fast startup times (plus process-level isolation as an op

I guess Quarkus and Spring 3 native are meant for bringing existing apps to serverless deployments and fast startup times (plus process-level isolation as an option?), but it's true there are also new apps being developed using Quarkus. The investment in tooling, inertia of the ecosystem of third-party libs, and predominance of traditional JIT over AOT deployments must be the reason why they're not just doing away with Spring's reflection in the first place.

sgammon 2y ago
Micronaut is essentially Spring anyway, but with build-time codegen instead of classpath scanning and runtime annotation processing. It even has a compat layer, and like Quarkus it supports GraalVM out of the box, with minimal reflection at runtime. https://micronaut-projects.github.io/micronaut-spring/5.9.0/guide/ https://micronaut-projects.github.io/micronaut-spring/5.9.0/...