I usually dislike boilerplate, so I use Javalin. (used to use Spark Java).
Another kind I usually do is a desktop app. I have made some libraries (and uploaded to Maven) as well.
Maybe I should learn boilerplate-esque, like Spring Boot, Django, Nest.js... (Still, I am OK with Nuxt, Vue CLI, but not Quasar)
For desktop apps, wre you aware of tornadofx.io/ ?
Yes, and I never really tried JavaFX.
But I find Electron to be way more convenient. That's why I wrote this. JavaFX WebView is not fast.
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I usually dislike boilerplate, so I use Javalin. (used to use Spark Java).
Another kind I usually do is a desktop app. I have made some libraries (and uploaded to Maven) as well.
Maybe I should learn boilerplate-esque, like Spring Boot, Django, Nest.js... (Still, I am OK with Nuxt, Vue CLI, but not Quasar)
For desktop apps, wre you aware of tornadofx.io/ ?
Yes, and I never really tried JavaFX.
But I find Electron to be way more convenient. That's why I wrote this. JavaFX WebView is not fast.
Performant WebView alternatives to Electron
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt γ» Mar 9 γ» 1 min read