Full-stack Development is Dead, Long Live Full-stack Development! @ DevDays Europe 2024
The gap between front-end and back-end in web development has widened in recent years. In front-end programming, frameworks such as Angular, React, or Vue.js are predominant, forcing developers to use a different programming language and a different ecosystem.
This has made it more difficult for Java developers to find their way around, and in many projects, front-end and back-end developers are separated.
However, it can be beneficial in many ways if a developer can develop both the front-end and back-end. But as a Java developer, do I have to get familiar with a whole new ecosystem? No, there are alternatives!
This talk shows how to develop web applications quickly as a Java full-stack developer. We will compare three options that suit the Java developer: Thymeleaf with htmx, Vaadin, and Hilla. Based on an example, we look at the advantages and disadvantages to determine which framework is the best choice in which scenario.
https://events.pinetool.ai/3152/#sessions/102124
His favorite tools are Vaadin, jOOQ, Spring Boot, Apache Camel, and PostgreSQL.
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