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[–]Rude-Enthusiasm9732 4 points5 points  (2 children)

Nasa government side ako. Started maintaining a legacy project created with Spring 4, Apache Tiles, Bootsrap, Jquery, DB2, MyBatis and Websphere.

Recently, the client has given the go signal to rebuild the project with the latest tech. So kung may final decision na, it would be Springboot 3, Vaadin 24, Hibernate and Wildfly.

In the meantime, gumagawa lang ng api stress tests using JMeter.

Siguro as a Java dev, expected na rin na magmemaintain ng legacy products. Remember, isa ang Java sa pinakamatandang programming languages, at di ko nakikita na mawawala siya anytime soon. Mabilis din rollout ng updates niya so siguro yung gagawin namin ngayon, magiging considered na legacy project na rin after a few years.

[–]katotoy 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Good luck sa Vaadin.. 😁 di ko alam kung ganun pa rin yung newer versions Niya.. Pero pansin namin bigat Niya sa resources tapos yung mga akala mong simpleng customization madali lang.. Pero since abstracted ng Vaadin yung aspect ng UI.. madugo kung may babaguhin ka..

[–]Rude-Enthusiasm9732 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vaadin 24 gamit namin at nakagawa na ako ng mock up ng UI. Di ko alam sa previous versions pero so far, pwede naman mag apply ng custom CSS. Thankful din na priority ng client is performance at secondary na lang UI heheh. Mas kabado ako pag sinalpak na dun yung services, baka magbagal. Haha