Then, I made another big leap and removed #JakartaEE entirely in the back end.

It is replaced by #Javalin, which I already used for simple API endpoints.

The benefits I expected are delivered so far.

Will write up a blog post and provide a live preview when I can!

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Wrapping Up Wheels Back On Monmouth Today I'm wrapping up my coverage of this past fall's Wheels Back On Monmouth show held in Newport. The event drew almost 300 cars and tr...

turnerbudds-carblog.blogspot.com/2025/04/wrap...

#car #cars #amc #javalin #carshow #newport #monmouth #blog

Awakari App

NoClassDefFound when trying to render a jte template I have a small kotlin project using Javalin ...

stackoverflow.com/questions/79396232/nocla...

#kotlin #maven #javalin #jte

Event Attributes

#Javalin is one of those frameworks I read the docs on and think, "Yeah, I want to do something with this one day." Looks pretty clean.

It's because "nice and easy 'hello world'" is quickly turning into maintenance hell once you go beyond certain threshold... though, with #javalin you can have virtual one-liner (`var app = Javalin.create(/*config*/).get("/", ctx -> ctx.result("Hello World")).start(7070);` and be on your way :)