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Example Spring Boot Project for SAI Java COP

Example project we work on in the coolest community of practice around. Plan to build on to this as time goes on to show different concepts and have easy examples to reference back to.

Getting Started

Make sure you have java 21 installed. I highly recommend using a java installation manager available on the command line, like SDKMAN. This is only available for UNIX systems, but I also highly recommend getting used to WSL2 if you are working in a Windows environment for development anyway, which is where I use SDKMAN.

If SDKMAN is installed, you can type sdk env to automatically switch to the recommended Java version or to be prompted to download the recommended version if it isn't already installed.

Running the App

To run the app, you will want to run ./gradlew bootRun.

Gradle will take care of downloading and building everything you need. If all goes well, you will br greeted shortly by a log that contains something like

Started SpringBootExampleApplication in X seconds

Congrats! You locally deployed your spring boot project!

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