Hi, this is an interesting idea, and I would do it, if I had enough time and if one of the goals of the article wasn't to compare parameters of applications written using modern Java/Kotlin frameworks. Although, I would appreciate appropriate contribution to the project.
Also, if we speak about really noteworthy frameworks supporting Kotlin that haven't been considered in the article, I would name following: Vert.x, javalin, http4k.
There are two types of the Helidon framework: Standard Edition and MicroProfile. They differ in some aspects, particular in presence of DI means. For the project, SE was chosen, so it was necessary to use third-party library. MP really has CDI support.
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Apr 02, 2020 · Roman Kudryashov
Hi, this is an interesting idea, and I would do it, if I had enough time and if one of the goals of the article wasn't to compare parameters of applications written using modern Java/Kotlin frameworks. Although, I would appreciate appropriate contribution to the project.
Feb 28, 2020 · Roman Kudryashov
Also, if we speak about really noteworthy frameworks supporting Kotlin that haven't been considered in the article, I would name following: Vert.x, javalin, http4k.
Feb 28, 2020 · Roman Kudryashov
Probably, no (haven't enough free time).
Feb 18, 2020 · Roman Kudryashov
There are two types of the Helidon framework: Standard Edition and MicroProfile. They differ in some aspects, particular in presence of DI means. For the project, SE was chosen, so it was necessary to use third-party library. MP really has CDI support.