#Spring Boot

Explore a streamlined Java solution for OpenAi integration using Spring Boot without third-party dependencies. The project supports chat memory, image generation, code block highlighting, and markdown syntax, powered by models including gpt-3.5-turbo and gpt-4. Ideal for seamless business application integration and extensive customization for data management.

Spring Boot facilitates the creation of production-grade applications using the Spring framework by providing an opinionated and efficient approach. It allows fast deployment of standalone Java applications and traditional WAR formats, with options for embedded servers and essential non-functional features. It operates without code generation or mandatory XML configuration, enabling swift application initiation and scalability. Comprehensive documentation and robust community support aid in troubleshooting and skill enhancement for both newcomers and experienced users.

This project provides a detailed understanding of software architecture using the monolithic framework for the Fenix's Bookstore backend. Distinguished from its microservices and serverless schema in subsequent versions, this model leverages standardized technical components for compatibility and clarity. It supports Docker and Maven for deployment and integrates with SpringBoot for dependency injection utilizing JPA for data persistence. This version is ideal for those looking to grasp modern architecture trends, with a focus on practical application and theoretical evaluation.

Discover the source code for building an API backend with Spring Boot, featured in the InfoQ mini-book. This repository highlights the latest Spring Boot 3 version, serving as a practical guide for modern API development. The previous version focused on Spring Boot 2 is available in a separate branch. Improve API development skills with practical examples.

The Kotlin Compiler Server is a versatile REST server designed for compiling and executing Kotlin code. Compatible with multiple environments such as Spring Boot, Docker, AWS Lambda, and Kotless, it empowers the Kotlin Playground library and provides comprehensive API documentation through Swagger. Users can manage dependencies via build scripts and configure security policies effectively. Features include advanced logging, CORS configuration, and Gradle Build Scans for detailed insights, ensuring seamless integration and usage.

This project offers practical examples to help users start with Spring AMQP, showcasing key features like synchronous and asynchronous messaging, UI integration, and web applications. Explore tutorials and Spring Boot apps to deepen your understanding of AMQP messaging. Participation in the Spring community through forums, contributions via pull requests, and suggesting new features are encouraged for collaborative growth. Follow Spring Framework coding standards to enrich the Spring AMQP ecosystem with meaningful code contributions and comprehensive documentation.