Don't use Hadoop when your data isn't that big (2013)

Re:Don't use Hadoop when your data isn't that big (2013) by paulddraper on Wednesday May 24, 2017 @09:02PM (#14414646)

I use Twirl, included in the Play Framework (Scala/Java).

It is functional (well, as functional as React), and templates compile to plain 'ol functions, so compatibility and static typing is the same as the rest of the your program.

Obviously, if I needed a SPA or something, it's not what I would use, but again, not everything should be an SPA.

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Re:Don't use Hadoop when your data isn't that big (2013) by eropple on Thursday May 25, 2017 @12:52PM (#14418468)

You don't need to use React as a SPA, though, is what I'm saying. (When using React, those component trees, too, compile to 100% plain-ol'-functions.)

Twirl is fine, insofar as it's attached to the Play (that's not to impugn you for picking it, my history with Play is colorful and frustrating). I wouldn't raise a flag for that. But not using something in this vein definitely is, and React is probably the most accessible way to do it for the 90-95% case of developers.

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