reactor-netty

I'm studying reactor-netty[1], micronaut[2] and armeria[3] - to learn how to write production-grade servers with Netty from the pros. I have a couple of protocol ideas I know will be useful for some use-cases. Also working on adding Java 14 support to zerocell[4] for mapping Excel rows to Java Records, efficiently! [1]: https://github.com/reactor/reactor-netty [2]: https://github.com/micronaut-projects/micronaut-core [3]: https://github.com/line/armeria [4]: https://github.com/creditdatamw/zerocell

I understand where you come from but for me this is a huge drawback when I have to use Spring. I never know what to expect when working on a new spring project. > beans defined in XML : we don't do that anymore But you still can do that! Also you still can do DI with Autowired private fields instead of injecting via constructors. You can also create beans based on properties. You can also create beans automatically via a included JAR on your class path. On Spring Boot you can also have beans created based based on some conditional annotation. And now there's yet another new DSL [1] to create your beans programatically on startup time. Tracking down and debugging what's loaded in Spring is super hard compared to Guice for example. Configuration is another piece of software that I have a really hard time to think why they do that. You can c