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Why Frameworks Define Java’s Cloud Native Future
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In this edition of The New Stack Makers podcast, DataStax’s Alice Lottini, Vanguard architect, and Christopher Splinter, DataStax senior product manager, open source, discuss how frameworks can allow Java to still work for creating applications that run better in cloud native environments and how they represent a new identity for the 25-year-old programming language.
I think this is the direction that we need to take and there are frameworks that are going towards this and are working to address exactly this kind of problem,” said Lottini. The good news is that frameworks are in development that are offering faster start-up times.
In this edition of The New Stack Makers podcast, DataStax’s Alice Lottini, Vanguard architect, and Christopher Splinter, DataStax senior product manager, open source, discuss how frameworks can allow Java to still work for creating applications that run better in cloud native environments and how they represent a new identity for the 25-year-old programming language.
I think this is the direction that we need to take and there are frameworks that are going towards this and are working to address exactly this kind of problem,” said Lottini. The good news is that frameworks are in development that are offering faster start-up times.
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