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JSP vs jade4j which one to choose?
I have a Spring MVC application using jsp. There is a front-end written in Stylus + Jade that needs to be integrated into the application. Tell me, please, does it make sense to integrate jade templates instead of jsp? Will there be a drop in performance? And what is the best way to do this (integrate the new front-end)?
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jade is definitely prettier and more comfortable. It is better understood by layout designers. JSP is fear and horror. But in terms of performance I will not say - it is necessary to measure. On the other hand, the database is usually the bottleneck. Don't skimp on matches - development costs are often more important.
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