rife2 | effortlessly create web applications with modern Java | Application Framework library

rife2 is a Java library typically used in Server, Application Framework, Framework applications. rife2 has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However rife2 build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub, Maven.

A frequently asked question is: "Why choose RIFE2 over other popular frameworks"?. The short answer is that RIFE2 is different, it's designed to create web applications quickly with small teams. It has challenged and will always challenge the status-quo. It's not meant to replace enterprise-level frameworks like Spring or JEE, though I've used it for enterprise applications. RIFE2 leverages the power of the Java platform for web applications that you'd usually write with scripting languages. Productivity and maintainability is key, and you'll find that you get 90% of the work done for 10% of the effort, and can still integrate with other Java libraries and frameworks where you need it. RIFE2 has features that after 20 years still can't be found elsewhere: web continuations, bidirectional template engine, bean-centric metadata system, full-stack without dependencies, metadata-driven SQL builders, content management framework, full localization support, resource abstraction, persisted cron-like scheduler, continuations-based workflow engine. Most of these features have stood the test of time and after 20 years still prove to be great choices for web application development. RIFE2 has learned from decades of experience and improves on these original features in many ways. RIFE2 also has features that have been adopted by others, but that usually lack the convenience of the tight integration throughout a full-stack. For instance: out-of-container tests can analyze the structure of the resulting templates without having to parse HTML, the authentication system is built from all the other pieces of the full-stack and seamlessly integrates into your web application, URLs are generated from the configuration you created without the risk of becoming stale, the logic-less templates are really purely content driven and can generate any text-based format (JSON, XML, HTML, SVG, SQL), ... and much more.