People generally use spring when it comes to java.
Spring is just a few annotations away from creating an endpoint.
Of course with spring, there’s a lot of stuff that isn’t java that you have to know.
Spring is just a few annotations away from creating an endpoint.
Of course with spring, there’s a lot of stuff that isn’t java that you have to know.
However, the Spring framework in the 2000s was a horrible mess of "aspect oriented programming" and obscure XML configuration files. Till this day I had no idea what it was trying to achieve with that architecture (except maybe trying to avoid writing code by writing lots of XML configuration files instead)
I think they learned their lesson.