java web application, what to look for, wanting a complete stack?


accumulating technologies for one simple project:
  • java8 (finally closures, Optional and Futures)
  • spring mvc
  • spring boot/annotations
  • spring security
  • gradle
    • checkstyle
    • findbug
    • pmd
  • asciidoctor
  • plantuml
  • jquery
  • jquery-ui
  • bootstrap
  • bootstrapvalidator
  • datatables
  • charts.js
  • autocomplete
  • selectize.js
  • h2 database
  • hibernate-envers
  • flyway
  • eclipse ide
  • git und github
  • Sublime Text
  • openShift
  • jenkins
fun or intimidating, not sure yet..

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