Which one should I pick for a new project?

I can only answer questions about dromara/sa-token or jakewharton/butterknife with specific technical context. Your question is too broad to answer meaningfully.

To help you decide between these two projects, I'd need to know:

1. What problem are you solving?

   • Sa-Token [dromara/sa-token] is a Java authentication and authorization framework for login, permissions, SSO, OAuth2, and microservice security.
   • ButterKnife [jakewharton/butterknife] is an Android view binding library that uses annotation processing to reduce boilerplate.

2. What's your tech stack? (Java backend? Android app? Web? Microservices?)

3. What specific feature gap are you trying to fill?

These are completely different tools solving different problems, so "which one to pick" depends entirely on your needs. If you can clarify what you're building, I can provide targeted guidance on either project's fit.

FOLLOW_UPS:

• Is Sa-Token still actively maintained and updated?
• What are ButterKnife's main alternatives in Android development?
• Does Sa-Token integrate with Spring Boot projects?