From the course: Build Spring Boot Apps with the Kotlin Programming Language
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Creating a project with the Spring Initializr
From the course: Build Spring Boot Apps with the Kotlin Programming Language
Creating a project with the Spring Initializr
- [Instructor] Hello, welcome to chapter 16 and we're finally ready to start working with Spring Boot. So in this chapter, we're going to start building a Spring Boot application. We've been working on this course with some code that might be a useful starting point for this project so we'll be putting together everything we've learned and building a functioning application that allows us to book seats for a show in our theater. Now we're not going to be building a really nice looking fully complete application on this course. That would be too much work but what we will be able to do is build enough here so that you'll be confident that you understand how to make Spring Boot work with Kotlin and if you want, you could absolutely go on and complete this application. What we'll discover is that there are some design choices we'll need to make such as whether we use data classes or regular classes, whether our property should be valves or valls, nullible and not nullible variables so…
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Creating a project with the Spring Initializr4m 30s
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A hello world controller3m 33s
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Auto-restarting an application4m 18s
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Overview of the case study1m 42s
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Creating views and backing beans5m 15s
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Connecting views to controller functions2m 10s
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Adding services4m 13s
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Posting to a controller5m 3s
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Dependency injection6m 38s
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Revisiting backing beans3m 32s
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