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I don't think he meant hotswapping in productive environments but during development. Load balancing doesn't help here. The webapp I'm working on currently has
by winterbe 12y ago
I don't think he meant hotswapping in productive environments but during development. Load balancing doesn't help here.
The webapp I'm working on currently has a startup time of 50s on my macbook. If I restart the webapp 100 times a day, thats a total waiting time of 30+ minutes. Our team is 6 developers, so we loose 3h per day.
Real hotswapping may be extremely complex but IMO it would be absolutely worth the effort.
- Roboprog 12y agoAh, gotcha. It's funny, I used to do very frequent tests like that when I worked in C (particularly the first few years in the language), but tend to do much fewer test runs in Java. Fewer fatalities, but longer build/start times, I guess.