Nick-Abbott

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   by Nick-Abbott 1y ago

   Yep! It’s perfect for microservices, orchestration APIs, BFF APIs, etc. It’s designed as a way to augment your favorite ORMs and HTTP clients rather than replace the whole stack.
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   by Nick-Abbott 1y ago

   I think the disconnect we’re having here is what you’re looking for in a framework. Mosaic doesn’t help you accept incoming traffic or make your upstream requests, it just helps manage your business logic in between. For an application with
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   by Nick-Abbott 1y ago

   Any framework does add overhead, and this is no exception. But Mosaic does a pretty good job of keeping things flowing. All of your API requests are running on totally separate threads with no shared memory to get blocked. The overhead is l
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   Show HN: Mosaic – A Kotlin framework for cleaner back end code(github.com)

   25 points by Nick-Abbott 1y ago|9 comments