Comment on GlassFish Embedded – a simple way to run Jakarta EE appsparentComments−ahoka2ySpring is using Jakarta. And not everyone prefers a horribly over-engineered and slow consultantware, so there’s room for other frameworks.−geodel2yAgree. And not everyone is fan of converting compile time errors into runtime exceptions which spring considers as great benefit.Thank you for term consultantware. I am hearing it first time and it is great.−m_0x2yWell yes, but that's because Spring is built on top of Java Servlets.I wonder if other Java frameworks have a different approach to serve web content without the need of servlets.−pjmlp2yServlets and other Jakarta standards.Most Java frameworks are at least compatible with the micro-profile subset.
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Spring is using Jakarta. And not everyone prefers a horribly over-engineered and slow consultantware, so there’s room for other frameworks.
Agree. And not everyone is fan of converting compile time errors into runtime exceptions which spring considers as great benefit.
Thank you for term consultantware. I am hearing it first time and it is great.
Well yes, but that's because Spring is built on top of Java Servlets.
I wonder if other Java frameworks have a different approach to serve web content without the need of servlets.
Servlets and other Jakarta standards.
Most Java frameworks are at least compatible with the micro-profile subset.