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Asked: 2026-06-04T15:20:14+00:00

I acknowledge this question as broad and vague, but I would like to know

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I acknowledge this question as broad and vague, but I would like to know from those with Web-UI experience in Java..

When you get a task to build a web application, like a web site (for example, e-store) what framework is a good start to get in touch with up-to-date Java web technologies?

The question is not about which framework is better and why, the question is: if you want to learn the common and modern ways of building web-ui application with Java, where is best to start to pick the essentials of building scalable and reliable web applications that can grow from a start-up site with a few pages to huge applications with hundreds of connections per second?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Spring Roo should get you up and running in no time and will automatically make you use Spring Framework, Spring MVC, Spring WebFlow, JSP, JSTL, JPA, AspectJ, etc etc.

    I personally use Roo to get the foundations in, then I “un-Roo” my project and carry on about my business extending the project the way I need to.

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