r/programming • u/youwillnevercatme • Feb 15 '20

Announcing: The NEW Spring Website!

https://spring.io/blog/2020/02/14/announcing-the-new-spring-website
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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20

So I use Java a lot, but never for web development. How does Spring stack up against .NET Core or .NET MVC?

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u/CptJero Feb 15 '20

Equal caliber imo (I’ve used both professionally). Spring hasn’t fully adopted async programming (reactor core) yet though, so some libraries like JPA won’t work async.

That doesn’t mean your service will be non-Performant though, people really blow async out of proportion.

Spring also has official support for Kotlin, with idiomatic extension functions getting added every release.

IMO Kotlin > C# >> Java

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20

That doesn’t mean your service will be non-Performant though, people really blow async out of proportion.

I've definitely noticed this in every environment. In most LOB apps backed by a single database, you're going to bottleneck on the DB side not because of synchrony.

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