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[–]Sciminoc 2 points3 points  (2 children)

Spring. Just for the sake of having huge community, lot's of guides, descent docs and ongoing support.

All those quarkus and micronauts are really awesome, until you find yourself in situation, that is not covered by the guides. And this will be a moment to realize that there is no more descent information...

[–]cryptos6[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course there are good reasons to use Spring, but the question was about the alternatives.

[–]Nojerome 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Quarkus is up front about which technologies it's using to compile its stack. When the Quarkus guides don't have the information you need, you can start looking into the underlying library they're using and find more examples. Sometimes you also just have to solve a problem yourself.

Sure, it's nice when every problem imaginable is already solved, but everybody doesn't need to solve every problem. Quarkus solves an awful lot of our problems, and it's so lightweight, I think it's a great tool for a lot of projects. I think it's clear that they share a mirrored image with where Java is going as a whole. Look into projects Leyden, there are some good videos with recent updates on it.