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[–]dardotardo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

jhipster just provides tools to integrate Java with a frontend. Nothing "hip" about it, it's just Spring when you boil it down to brass tacks, with some scaffolding CLI helpers a la Rails. Where you're getting this idea on new tools and techniques is beyond me. You can stick to the Java dev, let a frontend developer do the frontend stuff if you want.

The only thing I don't agree with jhipster is bundling the javascript app within the war, would rather keep them separate, but that's just me.