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Just for a basic example let's compare how you add CORS in Spring in comparison to in Symfony and then in .NET. But being able to add CORS in one command, then just editing one config file? I think that's a better developer experience than the alternatives.
Disagree with the start.spring.io comment. It allows you to avoid installing a global CLI tool to do the job which is located at https://github.com/spring-io/initializr/ btw.
We've used https://github.com/dataDog/dd-trace-php, and it is pretty sweet.
well its actually possible to do ADTs in Java (if a little verbose) and then there are code generators that reduce the need to type out boilerplate code. There is also a library that uses the Java preprocessor and you simply add an annotation for it (https://github.com/spotify/dataenum).
Yes, .NET has been running on Linux and Mac natively for 5 years now. Officially supported. (https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/5.0/5.0-supported-os.md)
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