This is incredibly helpful. I've been doing some research on how to build something similar for SQLDelight and this video got me inspired to give it a try. Thank you!
Hello, Excellent training / material. I have two questions: 1. What is the best choice (Kotlin + Ktor OR Kotlin + Spring boot) and why? 2. What would be the best choice for a Kotlin - front end? is there anyone in Kotlin? Thanks, JA
Thanks. I haven't tried Ktor. Looking at their documentation, it seems a cleaner design but also a smaller framework. It doesn't have an ORM integrated, all the features in spring-security (oaurh2 server etc). Of course you can add them with libraries but the integration will take effort. In conclusion I would try Ktor for a small web project but for sometime complex I would still prefer Spring Boot. Regarding Kotlin frontend, I never tried any of the libraries, sorry
Thank you!
This is incredibly helpful. I've been doing some research on how to build something similar for SQLDelight and this video got me inspired to give it a try. Thank you!
Awesome. Thanks!
i have been lookin for exactly this type of implementation for pagination ..........Thanks a lot !
Thanks. Glad it helped
Hello,
Excellent training / material.
I have two questions:
1. What is the best choice (Kotlin + Ktor OR Kotlin + Spring boot) and why?
2. What would be the best choice for a Kotlin - front end? is there anyone in Kotlin?
Thanks,
JA
Thanks. I haven't tried Ktor. Looking at their documentation, it seems a cleaner design but also a smaller framework. It doesn't have an ORM integrated, all the features in spring-security (oaurh2 server etc). Of course you can add them with libraries but the integration will take effort. In conclusion I would try Ktor for a small web project but for sometime complex I would still prefer Spring Boot. Regarding Kotlin frontend, I never tried any of the libraries, sorry