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These makes some debugging tricky because of the indirections the frameworks introduce and also comes with performance hit. A long start up time makes more dif
by aries1980 12y ago
These makes some debugging tricky because of the indirections the frameworks introduce and also comes with performance hit.
A long start up time makes more difficult your integration/functional tests that it should.
- neeme 12y agoJRebel IDE plugins integrate with your IDE debugger to hide the indirection from you. Works for me. If it does not work for you (or the performance hit is non-negligible) then I suggest you contact their support, they usually fix stuff in couple of days (from my personal experience). And, AFAIK, Play! is also fully debuggable. What's bothering you?
- aries1980 12y agoYes, the IDE hides the indirections, but not in the bytecode. I mean when I need to profile or debug the binary and optimise e.g. the GC or the heap usage, I am stucked, right?