JLupin — Java Services for the Non-Advanced
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JLupin is a JVM-based toolkit for building microservice architectures while avoiding the need to learn many new technologies. The talk explains how to get started with JLupin, outlines its advantages and disadvantages, and compares it to other approaches, targeting developers who want a low-friction, Java-centric path into microservices.
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