I have developed many web based applications. The build tool I use with Spring Boot is usually the MAVEN repository. The last job I did was a registration form for company employees.

Thanks to Spring Boot, I was able to develop many microservices quickly. I even minimized my time wasted by writing less database code. I can easily determine the settings I will use in the application. Accordingly, I can develop software faster by making the application settings default according to the application type. Also, one of the features I love is not sticking to one IDE. For example, I can create Spring Boot projects in many IDEs such as NetBeans, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse and Visual Studio Code.

Frankly, there is no feature that I do not like or that I would like to be developed for now. I can say that I like software development more with Spring Boot.

Overall I am very happy to use Spring Boot, That is why I have used it in many of my projects. It fulfilled all of the project requirements. Deployment is also quite easy.

Spring Boot is a complete solution to build a back-end system for Web Applications and Mobile Apps. I mostly like Its annotations-based configuration.Authorization and Authentication enablement is very easy. Interceptors and Dependency Injection are game changers in the market.

I don't think there is anything to dislike about Spring Boot. They are continuously upgrading the framework as per new requirements.

I recommend so much this framwork. I'm working whit it and i planing to develop more app with this, because is flexible and I can find almost any problem in the web

This framework has a large documentation and is suppported by a great community. This make him atractive to learn. We can create scalable systems, because have plugins to integrate with app that have automatics deploy, compatible with containers and easy way to create REST endpoints even MVC sites.

Although Nice to develop microservices, not recommended to monolithic application. Moreover, it use a lot of memory that bring cost of processing in comparissing with other frameworks. For example, Go based

Annotations have made the development very easy. Less configuration is needed and we can concentrate more on feature development. Also inbuilt servers make it alot easier to use and deploy

I cannot find any cons to this. I have been using this since years but cannot find anything which can change me to use something else

I have been using Spring Boot on a daily basis for many years. I have created microservices with its help for many industries from financial to e-commerce to entertainment. I really appreciate the convenience of working with this tool.

Spring Boot is a framework that allows you to start development immediately. It has all the essentials to build any web application. It is widely supported and very popular in the industry. It configures almost everything for you, you can focus on the product.

His best feature sometimes is its downside. It happens that with more advanced applications you have to configure some of the modules yourself, which can be cumbersome and unreadable.

Overall I am happy with SpringBoot. I can quickly and easily create a project and include dependencies as per my requirements.It's very easy and simple to learn coding in SpringBoot.

I mostly like the scheduling feature provided by SpringBoot. Using annotations we can simply create a task scheduler. Also, connection to more than one database in a single app is very easy.We can configure role-based permission for all the rest APIs in a project.

The only thing is if a project grows and there are a lot of dependencies then It could cause issues. Otherwise, It fulfills all of my requirements I am using it for years without any issues.

I am using Spring Boot to develop Micro Services for my Web Applications. It allows me to develop rest APIs very quickly and fastly.I can quickly inject a new dependency thru maven and start using that in my code.

I mostly like the REST API development feature. It is very easy and quick to develop REST APIs using Spring Boot. We can deploy Spring Boot applications in most web servers like Tomcat and Jetty.It supports IOC, Interceptors, and Servlet Filters which makes it very easy to develop authentication and authorization features.

The only thing I don't like about Spring Boot is the large size of the deployment file. Otherwise, I don't see any issue.

Annotations make it easier and also it's much easier to spin up a quick API

It was occasionally slow to start up an API

I enjoyed using the Spring Boot framework with IntelliJ for software development. You can get a lot done in a short period of time.

Spring Boot is the best Java language framework available; it is open source and completely free to use. I like how you can start a new project from their website.

When using the spring framework, it is common to use its notation; however, I had some issues with these annotations, particularly @Autowired; this could be due to different Java versions, but it is not a big deal.

Works great for micro-services, easily extensible and very well documented.

Needs to be familiar with Java and its peripherals.

Da anni lo utilizzo per lo sviluppo di microservizi in Java. Semplifica gli sviluppi con la presenza di annotazioni che riducono le linee di codice

Sarebbe bello che venisse esteso anche ad altri linguaggi di programmazione ( vedi .NET ) ma non è un difetto

Ferramentas que ajudam e aceleram o processo de desenvolvimento

Uso de recursos computacionais poderia ser melhorado

Smooth integration and easy once learned

Speed of execution at acost of development efficiency