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by provolone
2540 days ago
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That's fine. Use what works for you. There's more than one way to skin a cat. It isn't particularly balanced to assume that the spring way is the only way to do things because magicians... If the OP has that problem with spring then he can use the base servlet API or another solution. |
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But now I have to support multiple Spring boot projects. I can't help noticing one thing common in these projects that it is about 10% functionality and 90% of Spring turd nuggets strewn all over project repos.