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+date: 2020-05-19 22:47:21
+layout: post
+title: From Vert.x to Framework.x
+subtitle: How to convert Vert.x tool-kit in your favorite Java framework
+description: How to handle the dependency injection in a Java project with Vert.x
+category: blog
+tags:
+  - Java
+  - Vert.x
+  - dependency injection
+  - framework
+author: malkomich
+paginate: false
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+Have you ever heard about Vert.x? Even if you are an experienced developer with Java, probably not.
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+It is something that became weird to me when I began working with Java language. Why most of the companies goes for Spring Framework for any purpose application?
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+Well, it is known the good management of objects with its dependency injection based on a bean container 
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+If you are looking for a more lightweight, modular and microservices oriented, I would definitely go for Vert.x
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+Yes..I know. Vert.x is not a framework by itself, it is just a tool-kit. But, certainly, what difference a real framework from a tool-kit? The
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