This might be a really good candidate for Wikipedia list article like “List of Web Servers with Kotlin support”, btw

Or maybe "resource based configuration", ie. different from code based configuration

just put there

code

for code based config?

now the column says "configuration", and most rows say "No" 😏

Yup, sorry. Don’t know for each fraemwork

anyone here using Kotlin for web development on a regular basis? I'm really interested in using it in this space, but curious what others are using as the platform (outside of Kotlin itself)

i am

using sparkjava for rest apis, with all controller-code written in kotlin

@tipsy interesting. what about frontend?

depending on the project we render velocity-templates using spark, or just serve data to a vuejs SPA

tipsy: cool, thanks

Pre/post transaction processing

what does it mean?

If we are talking about web filters, maybe request or HTTP exchange would be more clear

i assumed it was just filters

Hello, I have an assignment in my university to create an app working with Twitter API and test it with mock server. I've decided to use

Fuel

for requests and

Restito

for testing. Although the program seems to work fine, I can't test it, because

Fuel

request gets 404 response. My only thought is that `Restito`'s listener can't catch these, but I'm not sure. Is there any way to make them work together or any alternative testing framework for REST?

Hey, I’m looking for the best database to store user event, data to store are data,name and a json object. I’ll have to store around 200 rows/days/user and 100k active user/ days, so around 7,300M rows by years. what will you choose in my place? 99% of the times I’ll only read the last row for a specific user, and the insert must be fast

200 rows per day per user? And 100k users per day? That seems like it should be 20 million rows per day, so significantly more per year.

yes 😉 I fixed it

influx probably

mmm, your right, my events are very similar to time series use case,

I didn’t know influx, I’m not sure that it will be good on vertx + kotlin, maybe Redis?

Why? If you have Java lib, there shouldn’t be any problem with Kotlin: https://github.com/influxdata/influxdb-java

The problem is not to find good java driver, but it is “Find a good async java driver” 😉

Oh yeah

cassandra?

the fact that it’s been such a unicorn shows you what a mess most stacks still are: few to zero problems are solved end-to-end, the knot is moved to another part of the hose…

there pretty much is no "good async java driver" except for redis, cassandra, and mongodb...at least that's the impression I got from the minimal servers supported by Spring Webflux

yes 😞 so the good question is should I choose Cassandra, Redis or mangoDB for time series event database?

@fstn if I was relying on historical events, I'd avoid mongoDb if you wish to keep you data. Allegedly, those issues are "now fixed", but still IMHO MangoDb might be better.

@fstn I suspect that Redis will be your best bet - Cassandra is an excellent piece of tech, but you really need to structure your data around how you want to get it out again to make the most of it.