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Just finished a large React + Spring Boot app for a client. From nothing to deployed product in 9 months! @objectpartnersPermalink On twitter.com
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Highly recommend the Groovy + Spring Boot combination for backend REST services. So quick to get stood up.On twitter.com
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The MVP was up fast, then deployed many features in later months - amazing to see the team build such a large app so quicklyPermalink On twitter.com
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Things I learned and hope to blogpost soon: 1) Flyway DB migrations are amazing for DDL. Complicated for Multitenant data changes.Permalink On twitter.com
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2) Multi-tenancy client-per-schema REST backend with Spring Boot is so simple. Almost too easy.Permalink On twitter.com
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3) React + Redux + Webpack2 is really slick for JS Frontends - easy to get started, while learning deeper concepts along the wayPermalink On twitter.com
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4) Karma + PhantomJS for unit tests is nice. but must deal with memory issues that are a pain github.com/karma-runner/karma-phantomjs-launcher/issues/55Permalink On twitter.com
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5) Glad we setup Embedded MariaDB4j so we didn't have to maintain local/test db instances- Wish startup was faster github.com/vorburger/MariaDB4jPermalink On twitter.com
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6) @SpringData is terrific for simple queries, but complex dynamic queries are messy. Really needs a groovy DSL like GORM where clausesPermalink On twitter.com
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