Introduction to Spring Boot
summary
Explains how Spring Boot turns a full web app into a single runnable jar with an embedded Apache Tomcat started by a Maven or Gradle plugin, shows the tweetable Groovy example that downloads everything and runs, demonstrates starter POMs with curated versions, describes auto-configuration that backs off when you supply your own beans, shows Actuator endpoints for production ops and DevTools hot reload for fast edit‑compile cycles, reports rapid adoption since 2012.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:10Spring Boot
- 9:23History of Spring Boot
- 13:48How does Spring Boot work
- 19:16Spring Boot Web
- 28:50Demo
- 32:13Spring Configuration
- 35:01Debug Flag
- 42:46Tomcat Configuration
- 45:18Spring Boot Actuator
- 46:09Spring Boot Security
- 49:01Configuration
- 51:17Development
- 52:11Resources
- 53:29Profiles
- 56:10Dev Tools
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