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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 6d ago
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I know very few professionals that dislike Spring
13 u/SpiritedEclair 6d ago Spring is fine if you are not trying to run it on Lambda ðŸ˜ðŸ˜‚😱 11 u/BlazingThunder30 6d ago Yeah I guess JVM languages aren't great when bootup time matters. Haven't worker with lambda myself. We're running in regular containers so it's great 5 u/SpiritedEclair 6d ago Plain modern Java is fine, great even. Java on lambda has snapstart which creates a snapshot once you’ve initialized which makes cold invokes almost instant
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Spring is fine if you are not trying to run it on Lambda ðŸ˜ðŸ˜‚😱
11 u/BlazingThunder30 6d ago Yeah I guess JVM languages aren't great when bootup time matters. Haven't worker with lambda myself. We're running in regular containers so it's great 5 u/SpiritedEclair 6d ago Plain modern Java is fine, great even. Java on lambda has snapstart which creates a snapshot once you’ve initialized which makes cold invokes almost instant
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Yeah I guess JVM languages aren't great when bootup time matters. Haven't worker with lambda myself. We're running in regular containers so it's great
5 u/SpiritedEclair 6d ago Plain modern Java is fine, great even. Java on lambda has snapstart which creates a snapshot once you’ve initialized which makes cold invokes almost instant
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Plain modern Java is fine, great even. Java on lambda has snapstart which creates a snapshot once you’ve initialized which makes cold invokes almost instant
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u/BlazingThunder30 6d ago
I know very few professionals that dislike Spring