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That's a great point. JRebel's the kind of tool I imagine a lot of middle-sized (not startup sized, not yet enterprise) codebases probably haven't evaluated, so
by benjaminpv 12y ago
That's a great point. JRebel's the kind of tool I imagine a lot of middle-sized (not startup sized, not yet enterprise) codebases probably haven't evaluated, so I'd imagine it's tied to MySQL being a frequent choice for new apps and the quick choice for a one-off internal app in the enterprise.
While this is anecdotal, like you I've find the DBs most of the Java apps I encounter aren't MySQL, but a mix of Postgres, MSSQL and Oracle.
- ekabanov 12y agoUnfortunately this is exactly the kind of anecdotal which just doesn't work. Popularity of tools and technologies varies greatly between geographies, industries and maturity. E.g. English-speaking world and German-speaking world value tools and techs in entirely different ways.