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Fair enough. I was pleasantly surprised how much ASP MVC had cribbed from Rails, and it sounds like I'd likely be similarly enthused about new JEE developments.
by davesims 14y ago
Fair enough. I was pleasantly surprised how much ASP MVC had cribbed from Rails, and it sounds like I'd likely be similarly enthused about new JEE developments. I have noticed the trend towards annotation-driven development and moving away from configuration in Java frameworks and heartily approve.
- edwinnathaniel 14y agoSinatra -> JAX-RS (of JEE 6) Rails -> Spring MVC (albeit we still don't have a mature ActiveRecord but I concur that the Java world prefers the Repository pattern a'la DataMapper/Merb) The whole Rails ecosystems is pretty much: 1) Spring MVC 2) ORM (Hibernate/JPA2 or one of the newest tool is Spring-Data) 3) Maven == bundler + rake + gem 4) JUnit 5) Some sane folder structure