i’d be interested if you manage to get it working it’s a good idea

You might be able to use https://github.com/nginx-clojure/nginx-clojure I really like it for embedding clojure, while still having raw performance for serving images and stuff.

But this is Java library Original question was about “web servers in kotlin that would work with kotlin native”

#ktor How can i run a netty application in a linux remote server?

I have this files for JpaRepository

what should be the suggested way to implement this

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I had something like that, but then the null’s came from data put there by some clojure, changing the types to String? did the trick.

Id param i kept it as Long let me see, i thing its because of my unecessary interface import org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.* interface Controller<E> { @RequestMapping(method = [(RequestMethod.POST)]) fun create(@RequestBody e: E): ResponseEntity<E> @RequestMapping(method = [(RequestMethod.PUT)]) fun update(@RequestBody e: E): ResponseEntity<E> @RequestMapping(method = [(RequestMethod.DELETE)]) fun delete(@RequestBody e: E): ResponseEntity<E> @RequestMapping(method = [(RequestMethod.GET)]) fun get(@RequestBody e: E): ResponseEntity<E> @RequestMapping(value = ["all"], method = [(RequestMethod.GET)]) fun getAll(@RequestParam("start") start: Int, @RequestParam("end") end: Int): ResponseEntity<List<E>> } which child @RestController i have implemented in

@Kingmoses not sure what you mean; it would be the same as for any other jvm-based program

Hi, may I ask who uses Ktor in production?

Basically looking for a Kotlin replacement to PHP.

@Marcin Wisniowski we're going to be adding jtwig to javalin soon

For those who are interested, I have just published an opinionated and comprehensive tutorial about how to build web applications with Spring Boot 2 and Kotlin: https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/spring-boot-kotlin/

looking at those slides I would be interested by Vert.x too, not too many cons here

emmm，it supported

any suggestions for JVM profilers like XRebel that works without a container? Most of those profilers only work with Tomcat, Jetty, etc Or is it possible to create a simple container so that I can embed XRebel for example ?

ok, i have little experience with java backend / web stuff. what’s a good kotlin framework to get started into this all? (I am a beginner!)

I would start with Spring

While it is fairly complex, it is very powerful, has support for more or less everything you are likely to need, has very good documentation (at least if you are a java developer) and has a lot of great stuff on Stack Overflow

is probably a good point to start

okay

@Hamza javalin is a lot more beginner friendly: http://javalin.io (but also very limited compared to spring)

thanks @tipsy! I did a bit of spring stuff and I got a hang of it really well. If i have any issues with it and i find it difficult in the future, I’ll try javalin. 😄