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No. We use a pretty normal ("boring") Java stack with Spring, Hibernate and Jersey. Some of the older components use Struts + JSPs whereas the newer components

by krishy 12y ago

No. We use a pretty normal ("boring") Java stack with Spring, Hibernate and Jersey. Some of the older components use Struts + JSPs whereas the newer components use Backbone (and related libraries).

augustl 12y ago
Which database? A JDBC one?
- lvnenchak 12y ago
  scoop uses mysql for its managed repository. we also use mongodb for our published repository that serves our apis to everybody else.