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vertx java framework
- Language : Java
- Repo : https://vertx.io/ https://github.com/eclipse-vertx/vert.x
- Author : https://github.com/eclipse-vertx
I'll be :heart: to welcome an other java framework in here.
If you mind a PR, I'll review quickly
Aha I've never worked with that framework. Im still quite new to backend and was just interested in seeing more Java frameworks
Ok. Any community member will do it, then 😎
Hopefully, If not I'll give it a try.
/cc @lemon07r
Hi @jponge,
Would you mind to add (or consent that we add) vert.x in here ?
This project compare performance based on 3 routes :
GET/, SHOULD return a successful status code and an empty stringGET/user/:id, SHOULD return a successful status code and the idPOST/user, SHOULD return a successful status code and an empty string
Regards,
Ping @vietj @pmlopes
Currently I'm very busy with many tasks, but I can add a vertx-web implementation in the comming weeks. Just assign me some task.
I can try to do it, just asking for consent :stuck_out_tongue: @pmlopes
@waghanza then please do, and I can help review it
@waghanza I will handle Vert.x but there are many environments. Do you want me to PR each env separately or I can upload couple langauges together?
@waghanza it will a pleasure to review you code :heart:
what do you call environments ?
PS : I have neither java skill nor vert.x
Vert.x is based on Java + JVM but it has bindings for multiple languages, including Java, Kotlin, JS, Python, PHP, etc. That's what I called environment cause i'm pretty sure each env got different performance.
I will be able to write test for couple of them.
Thanks for precision :tada:
The idea for this project is to have directories per-language target. I mean, despite using vert.x or any other tool under the hood, when the developer need to have php skills to code, the implementation must remain in php ...
Btw, I prefer having one PR per (what you call) environment, it will facilitate the review :heart: