JHipster 3.0.0 – Spring Boot and AngularJS app generator • Hacker News Board

snarkyturtle wrote: post #3

Bahamut wrote: post #2

To keep up with being a hipster, doesn't this need to be updated to use React or Angular 2? :P

It needs to be written in clojure/clojurescript to be a true JVM hipster

I think the idea is to let Java and Spring developers be hipsters, too.

Re: JHipster 3.0.0 – Spring Boot and AngularJS app generator

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Post by nsxwolf » Wed, Mar 23, 2016, 7:05 PM UTC

Last time I played with JHipster I thought it was really neat, but it couldn't readily be deployed to a free Heroku instance. The memory requirements were just too high even for a Hello, world app.

Re: JHipster 3.0.0 – Spring Boot and AngularJS app generator

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Post by mring33621 » Wed, Mar 23, 2016, 8:24 PM UTC

nsxwolf wrote: post #6

Last time I played with JHipster I thought it was really neat, but it couldn't readily be deployed to a free Heroku instance. The memory requirements were just too high even for a Hello, world app.

Hlo, wrld?

Re: JHipster 3.0.0 – Spring Boot and AngularJS app generator

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Post by Yhippa » Wed, Mar 23, 2016, 8:26 PM UTC

Congrats Julien! I know you all worked hard on this. Can't wait to give this a spin.

Re: JHipster 3.0.0 – Spring Boot and AngularJS app generator

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Post by CalRobert » Wed, Mar 23, 2016, 8:57 PM UTC

Bahamut wrote: post #2

To keep up with being a hipster, doesn't this need to be updated to use React or Angular 2? :P

Hipsters are all about retro, though!

(Confession: I like Angular.)

Re: JHipster 3.0.0 – Spring Boot and AngularJS app generator

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Post by agentgt » Wed, Mar 23, 2016, 8:59 PM UTC

I have to say I really don't like scaffolding tools other than maybe just an example generator.

Typically thats what I use them for is just to generate an "example" project. Somewhat useful if your brand new to a technology otherwise completely useless if you know what you are doing... maybe I'm missing something new though?

Also I often would just rather look at an example project in github so I can take what pieces I need instead of having to run a damn scaffolding tool.