This is my personal software stack, smaller than but similar to Spring Boot, to create true 'micro' microservices: http-server, object mapper, yaml reader, json writer, dependency injection and more.
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Silver
There is no such thing as a silver bullet
Every cloud has a silver lining
WIP!
Very much work in progress. I'm actively developing this.
What is this?
This is my personal software stack, smaller than but similar to Spring Boot, to create true 'micro' microservices.
It contains:
- Dependency injection
- Simple logger
- Yaml reader, json writer
- ObjectMapper
- WebServer (HTTP1.1 only)
- WebClient (HTTP1.1 only)
- General utility functionality
No external dependencies.
More later
When the code has matured, more detailed documentation will be added, including examples and possibly benchmarks.