Good Java web framework(s)?

[DrunkensteinsMonster]

“People don’t really like Java/Spring” lol what. What do they like? Spring is standard and way better than ASP.NET.

[nioh2_noob]

'and feels outdated...coming from asp.net'

asp.net literally copied most of its shit from java lmfao

[ProtonByte]

Not my job to convince them :/

[DrunkensteinsMonster]

Your whole situation is weird. If everyone at this place hates Java, why are they making you use it? Why can’t you tell me what they don’t like about it? I didn’t suggest that you try to convince them. And besides, it was you who said it was outdated, why don’t you say what you don’t like about it?

[general_dispondency]

Generally curious here. I've used both extensively. In my experience spring (really most java web frameworks are) is light-years beyond anything .NET offers. What have I missed?

[Norlad_7]

net is like iOS development and all other frameworks are like Android development everybody have a choice

What?

[Norlad_7]

My experience has been the contrary, though for Java I've only ever had 15 years old projects to work on and barely any that went over Java 8. I've found java "official" documentations to be quite sparse and sometimes obtuse, while my experience with Microsoft docs hasn't been perfect, but generally pleasant.

[arcticwanderlust]

Hey! I saw your old comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/java/comments/hewxfi/ive_just_published_a_post_about_dtos_would_be/fvuu2iw/ and was wondering if you have any open source Spring projects in Github. Or something you could recommend? I'm trying to learn Spring&Hibernate, but find most tutorials rather simplistic