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Seems that way, although it was the most thorough that I've seen. What are others? Groovy runs on JVM, Wicket on Wings exists, I believe. What are other Java
by turtle4 17y ago
Seems that way, although it was the most thorough that I've seen. What are others?
Groovy runs on JVM, Wicket on Wings exists, I believe. What are other Java options?
- fortybillion 17y agoWe've been using Grails (Groovy) at our startup with great success. A few warts early on with regard to how Grails wants to handle packages and URLs, but we push a lot of transactions through this system (sorry, I don't have exact numbers) and Grails has held up remarkably well. It also cut our initial development time by about half.
- mosburger 17y agoStripes is a great framework that promotes the "convention over configuration" mentality, and is quite minimalistic. But it doesn't support any specific ORM out-of-the-box, and doesn't have scripts to autogenerate a lot of stuff, so I'm not sure I'd call it "Rails-like." But it's been one of my favorite Java web frameworks to use.