Closed tipsy closed 1 year ago
We're considering using Javalin for one of our projects. Is there a discussion area anywhere (e.g. Discord, Slack) for Javalin? (Not sure I can reveal more here.)
Yes, we have a gitter channel: https://gitter.im/javalin-io/general
Thanks, I've joined.
Also, I can probably say for this discussion that I'm a defence contractor working for the Canadian Navy and hoping to use Javalin for the server-side implementation of a fairly complex Java server providing a REST API.
Cool, let me know if you end up using it!
We at Express Scripts ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Express_Scripts) use javalin.
Thanks, will add soon! Any public repos? Edit: Added!
Nope. We use it internally for our Backend services.
Okay, thanks for letting me know!
FYI, we did end up using it for our defense project that I mentioned above (Ansible network control REST+websocket service), and one of us is also using it for a personal project. He reports that the improvements in Javalin ~2.0~ 3.0 are very welcome and tend to address things he has had to code separately in the past. i.e. We should be able to have more generic handling of the calls, reduce and simplify our server side code. Thanks for the improvements and we're definitely all-in on Javalin for that project and any new Java-based server-side projects.
Thanks for the update @appurist !
He reports that the improvements in Javalin 2.0 are very welcome and tend to address things he has had to code separately in the past.
Do you mean Javalin 3.0 (which was just released), or are you one version behind?
Thanks for the improvements and we're definitely all-in on Javalin for that project and any new Java-based server-side projects.
Thanks, very happy to hear that!
@tipsy Sorry yes, Javalin 3.0! 😁 In particular the validation stuff, but loving all of the improvements!
Just upgraded my MVC wrapper to 3.1.0. Loving the simplified SPA and OpenAPI support. I just made my MVC wrapper open source on GitHub, so I thought I would share: https://github.com/jehugaleahsa/javalin-mvc. Very much in its early stages but already using on several personal projects and trying to get some projects going at work using it. I'll update once we're there. Would love feedback on my MVC project.
@jehugaleahsa I think you might be interested in https://dinject.io/docs/javalin, seems to be a similar approach.
Yeah, it's validation to see other people doing the same thing. I vaguely remember stumbling onto this before. I wasn't sure how I felt about using his own DI framework. It's hard to tell the complexity of model binding he supports.
I might see how he's doing OpenAPI support, though. I'd like to see that improve in my project.
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Skiley (https://skiley.net), one of my projects (currently at ~25k users) uses it.
Also, taking a moment to thank you for your efforts on Sparkjava and Javalin! :)
thank you for your efforts on Sparkjava and Javalin! :)
Thanks @BloodShura, you're very welcome. You're project looks nice, but I think it's a bit small for showcasing at the moment. Let me know when it grows :)
OpenMyMed (for access.md) https://github.com/openmymed/access.md
@TareqK I'm a big fan of the spirit of your project, but I think it's too small for showcasing 🤔
A google search for openmymed
gives me fashion related results.
I added a "Who's using Javalin?" section on the webpage. The initial list is based on publicly available information from GitHub/Gitlab, Maven, and user websites.
If you want your company added to the list, please comment on this issue.
Apexar Technologies use javalin in healthcare Biotrend Koala Cloud. apexar.com / biotrend.com.ar
Hi @tipsy ,
we are using Javalin for a number of internal service. we are fintech company which provides a full stack trading platform to companies including some of the world's biggest investment banks.
Please read our website: https://www.celer-tech.com/ and also an overview of the company by our CEO at the Macquarie technology summit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nflv3dDKXEw
If you would like further information please let me know.
Kind regards
Thanks @khi195, I've added Celer's logo now!
@cubiak thank you too, I've also included Apexar's logo :)
Hey @tipsy , we're using Javalin at Carilion Clinic (https://github.com/carilion) as the core of the framework we built for an internal application. It has been in production for a few months now and is a critical part of ~40 users' daily workflow, with that number expanding to 200+ with our next major release. Thanks for all that you do, we really enjoy using Javalin :)
That's great to hear @josephdicarlo1, I'll get your logo up after my holidays :)
@tipsy We are proud to be using Javalin at SafeMoon!
Using Javalin for all our internal APIs at https://nethergames.org, which powers over 3 million players. Works really well, good job! Logo could be found here
hey @tipsy :) WhyLabs for our container service to upload profiles: https://github.com/whylabs/whylogs-container/blob/mainline/src/main/kotlin/ai/whylabs/services/whylogs/main.kt#L11-L17
Cool stuff @murilommen ! I'll have a look at both you and @TobiasGrether's logos after 5.0 is out.
I added a "Who's using Javalin?" section on the webpage. The initial list is based on publicly available information from GitHub/Gitlab, Maven, and user websites.
If you want your company added to the list, please comment on this issue.