Re:History of Spring Framework and Spring Boot
by dsheth on Monday April 02, 2018 @08:23AM
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If you want an example of a project using all the latest technologies together, a good place to look is jhipster. It’s code generation of a spring boot and angular or (coming soon) react app. When you use it, it will ask a series of questions about what you want your app to look like, and then generate that app. It as if you paid some expert to come in for a week and set everything up, including migrations, auth, documentation using swagger, and so on.
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Re:History of Spring Framework and Spring Boot
by TheRealDunkirk on Monday April 02, 2018 @08:31AM
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Excellent! Thank you!
And, to be fair, I've also since discovered https://start.spring.io.
It's worth pointing out that both of these sites exist specifically to address my frustration in just getting started with a Java web stack, but it's taken me a couple of weeks to discover them.
Re:History of Spring Framework and Spring Boot
by pieterh_pvtl on Thursday April 05, 2018 @05:11PM
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we somehow missed having a link to start.spring.io from the website front page. We'll get that addressed, thanks for this comment.