I am building a fullstack KMP web application with your nice and extensive kvision framework. I decided to use Spring Boot Web MVC in favor of the reactive stack (WebFlux) because I need to use Hibernate and I think Spring Boot Web MVC combined with java's virtual threads is better future-proof than Spring Boot reactive (because of its complexity/overhead with project reactor base).
My addition adds recognition of Spring Boot Web MVC to get the benefits of your gradle tasks code to build a fat jar containing the backend and the frontend code.
(The use of your KMP code generation does not work with Spring Boot Web MVC, this is not a big issue because I used standard RestController and a small coroutines frontend client. Code generation would also be desirable for this use case in the future).
I would be very happy if this feature could be included.
rjaros
commented
7 months ago
I am building a fullstack KMP web application with your nice and extensive kvision framework. I decided to use Spring Boot Web MVC in favor of the reactive stack (WebFlux) because I need to use Hibernate and I think Spring Boot Web MVC combined with java's virtual threads is better future-proof than Spring Boot reactive (because of its complexity/overhead with project reactor base).
My addition adds recognition of Spring Boot Web MVC to get the benefits of your gradle tasks code to build a fat jar containing the backend and the frontend code. (The use of your KMP code generation does not work with Spring Boot Web MVC, this is not a big issue because I used standard RestController and a small coroutines frontend client. Code generation would also be desirable for this use case in the future).
I would be very happy if this feature could be included.