#What do you use for web programming ?

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lime acorn
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I have been into pure Java back-end programming for years, and I'm a bit lost of what is used nowadays to web server/html programming.
In my days, I used JSP and then some frameworks like GWT and Apache Wicket;
but if today I should begin with a new project, I don't know which tecnology to use...
Like, do you use client-side tools like angular or react or vue or flutter ? Or vaadin or other pure Java framework ?

Thanks

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I have been into pure Java back-end programming for years, and I'm a bit lost of what is used nowadays to web server/html programming. In my days, I used JSP and then some frameworks like GWT and Apache Wicket; but if today I should begin with a new projec

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violet hornet
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Hey !

I would say, if there is something you should NOT keep using nowadays is JSP / STRUTS because there are plenty modern alternatives in 2025.

I don't know which technology to use
It depends on what you want to achieve.

For a big project, you can have a backend in java spring boot and a frontend in a JS/TS framework like Angular / React / vue.js etc...

For simple projects, react is very popular. You can very easily create dynamic, reactive pages !

But if you really like Java, you can use Vaadin but it is only server-side, which means that rendering is made on the server instead of the client (web browser)

tame swallow
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Please have a read about htmx before entering the gate of hell that is angular.

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