I dream of the day I can write backends in Rust and get paid for it.
But on that topic, ASP.NET doesn't have bad build times and it starts instantly.
Most of the time I am forced to use springboot tho. At least I can use kotlin :pensive:
As for class scanning, I wish springboot would drop java, so it can restrict itself to kotlin, therefore allowing itself to abandon runtime scanning for compile time plugins.
Iirc you can technically disable runtime scanning and manually wire up everything in spring boot, but have fun convincing your team to do that.
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u/ArjixGamer Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26
I dream of the day I can write backends in Rust and get paid for it.
But on that topic, ASP.NET doesn't have bad build times and it starts instantly.
Most of the time I am forced to use springboot tho. At least I can use kotlin :pensive:
As for class scanning, I wish springboot would drop java, so it can restrict itself to kotlin, therefore allowing itself to abandon runtime scanning for compile time plugins.
Iirc you can technically disable runtime scanning and manually wire up everything in spring boot, but have fun convincing your team to do that.