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monksy |
are there any good alternatives to spring? |
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pdurbin |
monksy: there's Java EE |
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_ollie |
pdurbin: he was asking for a *good alternative*… ;) *scnr* |
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pdurbin |
oh. is Spring better? I've never used it |
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_ollie |
I'd argue a "good alternative" is at least on par with the feature set. Which it clearly isn't. Whether that implies better for your definition of it is another topic. |
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millrossjez |
also rather depends on which features you plan to use |
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_ollie |
agreed |
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pdurbin |
_ollie: you're saying Spring has a larger feature set than Java EE |
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millrossjez |
"are there any good alternatives to spring" is a bit like "are there any good alternatives to java" |
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_ollie |
pdurbin: yes, almost by definition… |
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pdurbin |
ok |
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