ondromih

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   by ondromih 6mo ago

   Jakarta EE gives a lot of options. It evolved. Running an app server for a long time and redeploy apps to it is just one of them. To be honest, rarely used nowadays. Many Jakarta EE products support: * deploying apps on startup, just like T
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   by ondromih 6mo ago

   People like simple life with as few choices they have to make as possible, right? It's now very simple to start a Java project, when the obvious choice is Spring and everybody uses it. But is it what everybody really wants? To have a s
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   by ondromih 6mo ago

   That's what the article is trying to deflect, isn't it? Many people rely on vibes from the past instead of updating their knowledge with the current info. It's true that some companies in the past attempted to taint GlassFish
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   by ondromih 6mo ago

   In a way, yes, GlassFish is a Java framework. Although also much more. It allows running and manage applications on a server, which provides resources to the applications. And it also allows building standalone Java applications, with the s
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   by ondromih 6mo ago

   Thank you for your feedback. I'm the author of the article and will review how I can improve this. However, at a brief glance back at the article, The second sentence in the first paragraph says it's an "application server&qu