Today, the topic of the edition could only be one - Spring. But since a lot (A LOT) has happened lately with the most popular JVM framework, I decided to devote an entire edition to it. Enjoy!
I'm not a .NET specialist, but both runtimes are created in a similar fashion. Performance is a complex matter - it all depends on the type of workload and the runtime platform.
So far, C# has had better primitives for asynchronicity than Java, at least at the API level, although it would be interesting to compare the virtual thread implementations of the two platforms.
Is Spring a better chkice than. NET?
dev time and performances vise
I'm not a .NET specialist, but both runtimes are created in a similar fashion. Performance is a complex matter - it all depends on the type of workload and the runtime platform.
So far, C# has had better primitives for asynchronicity than Java, at least at the API level, although it would be interesting to compare the virtual thread implementations of the two platforms.
I found the old thread on /r/java about the topic - https://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/tre3d4/spring_boot_vs_spring_vs_net_core/. Maybe it will be helpful.