.NET Micro Framework Interpreter VS Armeria

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Armeria

• Evaluating Spring Boot, Quarkus, or Micronaut and why for Stargate v2
  1 project | /r/java | 26 Dec 2022

  OP doesn't seem to be aware of Armeria https://github.com/line/armeria

• Best library for messenger backend (JVM)
  1 project | /r/Kotlin | 5 Oct 2022

  Armeria (https://armeria.dev/) is a very underrated framework and does not get enough love, it works fabulously with Kotlin (coroutines support also built-in) and integrates nicely with GRPC, Thrift, etc. The maintainers are very responsive and nice and always helping people out.

• Google hired union-busting consultants to convince employees “unions suck”
  1 project | news.ycombinator.com | 12 Jan 2022

  Honestly yes? Higher pay, less overtime.

  Enjoy https://github.com/line/armeria from a unionized tech company of South Korea!

• gRPC, Thrift, REST Server framework
  1 project | /r/java | 28 Oct 2021
• Java Equivalent of Express.js for REST
  8 projects | /r/java | 14 Oct 2021

  If you want something really small that simply let's you expose REST APIs using plain Java, without the IoC containers, you might want to check out Javalin, Ratpack or Armeria

• A Kotlin programmer's approach to microservices?
  4 projects | /r/Kotlin | 6 Aug 2021

  Check out Armeria, it's a newer framework from the creator of Netty for micro services and comes with many builtin functionalities for service discovery, logging and fault tolerance. It's getting a lot of adoption from companies like Slack, Doordash, Afterpay and Databricks too. It kind of reminds me of Finagle from the Scala ecosystem in that it supports many different protocols (gRPC, thrift and HTTP).

• sttp now suppots Armeria backend
  1 project | /r/scala | 23 Feb 2021

  Armeria which fully supports Reactive Streams and non-blocking IO now powers sttp as a backend.