Guides

You will build an application that stores Customer POJOs (Plain Old Java Objects) in a memory-based database.

Learn how to build an application with minimal configuration.

You will build a service that will accept HTTP GET requests.

Learn how to setup and use the Spring WebClient to make REST calls. Explore everything from basic calls to custom return items.

In this guide, you will follow along with Dan Vega’s YouTube video on how to use HttpInterfaces with the recently introduced RestClient.

Learn how to create a simple publish-and-subscribe application with Spring and RabbitMQ.

Setup IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition for your Spring project

Setup IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition for your Spring project

In this guide, you will use OpenAI to demonstrate the capabilities of Spring AI.

This lab demonstrates the new functionality included in the Spring Boot 3.1 release. This lab is based on Josh Long's video 'Spring Tips: go fast with Spring Boot 3.1'. Josh provides a lot of the teaching and the content description in his video. Use this lab to follow along and try it out for yourself!

Experience how easy it is to deploy and run a Spring application on a Kubernetes cluster running Tanzu Application Platform (TAP).

Upgrading the JDK Version of a Spring Boot Application from 8 to 17

Spring Boot 3.2 describes many new features. We are particularly excited about a few specific features: - RestClient - JdbcClient - Virtual Threads You can get the chance to work hands-on with these new Spring Boot 3.2 features. You can experiment entirely in the browser, and no changes are made to your local machine.