Spring Tools 4: Bootiful Spring Tooling for the Masses
summary
Hands‑on demo of Spring Tools 4 shows editors actually overlaying live runtime data onto source code so you see which beans are created, where injections land, and which request mappings are active; tooling runs as Eclipse and VS Code extensions backed by the Language Server Protocol, includes a boot dashboard, start.spring.io and guides import wizards, an add‑starters flow, and supports Spring Boot 2.3’s out‑of‑the‑box OCI image build with containerized debug via Docker and working devtools hot reload; there’s also an early XML‑to‑Java migration prototype.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:27Spring Tools Overview
- 7:10Spring Guides
- 9:40Request Metrics
- 15:40Symbol View
- 19:30Slides
- 20:10Teaser
- 21:50Outlook
- 22:50Outro
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