I recently inherited java code base.
Just rewrote it in Go. Now we are using a server which consumes 30% of ram what the existing one used to and the latency and throughput have all improved.
Don't use these stupid java backend like sprinboot.
Just rewrote it in Go. Now we are using a server which consumes 30% of ram what the existing one used to and the latency and throughput have all improved.
Don't use these stupid java backend like sprinboot.
Just rewrite it in X doesn't "just work" for complex systems. It ignores risk, and the fact that design usually matters more than language.
it's useless abstractions for the sake of useless abstractions.
java was designed so that american architecs could write a few interfaces and cheap workforce overseas could implement the actual code.
and the EE stuff evolved in a way that features could be shipped just by adding a new component that would inject itself in the right places. java "engineers" have no idea how http or cookies work, but they know where to load the spring-auth bean in a 2mb maven config.
so, any rewrite from java is an exception to the rewrites are only good because you cleaned up old features rule.