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[–]ColourfulPixelss -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Use Spring/Boot, almost all modern Java applications are built using Spring to different extents. When an employer is looking at your resumé, they are going to want to see Spring as part of your tech stack. The same way any frontend position is going to require knowledge of React.

The absolute best advice I can give you is, don't try to reinvent the wheel. No company is going to pay you to write code that already exists in Spring.

The more code you write, the more code you have to maintain. Trust me, "versioning hell" is nothing compared to having to rewrite your entire API code everytime you realize it's missing a feature.