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There's nothing to be gained by picking a winner, especially if it doesn't really matter because the important APIs are the same. Newer frameworks like Quarkus
by bzzzt 7mo ago
There's nothing to be gained by picking a winner, especially if it doesn't really matter because the important APIs are the same.
Newer frameworks like Quarkus are specifically built for container usage and applications built with it are a bit faster and smaller than Spring boot.
- gadflyinyoureye 7mo agoI'm saying the spec lost to Spring. There are many historical reasons for the loss, but Spring won. It looks like the industry is moving away from architectures like EE. The desire now is more like a Go deployment: single, self contained deployable. There are make frameworks that support this goal. Maybe EE is one of them, but it's not essential like it was in the early 2000s.
- henk53 7mo ago> single, self contained deployable EE doesn't exclude that model at all. For the most part, maybe like 99%, the Jakarta APIs are agnostic of what the deployment model is. They are APIs to validate input, service HTTP requests, store data in databases, look up roles, connect to identity providers, etc etc.