I'm curious if people here are using <Jooby>. Got ...
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I'm curious if people here are using Jooby. Got nice techempower scores (fwiw) and seems to have good Kotlin support (although I haven't seen a Jooby room in this slack)
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I was immediately fascinated by Jooby but never tried it out in Java. Interesting that has Kotlin support as well, I’ll look into it. Thanks
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Jooby gets mentioned everytime SQL/DB/ORMs come up - but whenever I go to the site it looksl ike a paid product with a bad UI
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oh I think you are confusing jooby with JOOQ 😛
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hahahahaha 😂 too early in the morning
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yes - I didn’t use jooby because it has annotations - trying to stay away from that stuff - Javalin has been my goto for any blocking style api and vert.x for nonblocking style api
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so jooby is at version 2.x now, it has supports both annotations and a more sinatra like API
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vert.x looks brutal, spring like level of complexity, at least without knowing too much about it
haven't seen javalin before, looks pretty nice, similar to jooby actually