Webinar: Spring Boot -- Simplifying Spring for Everyone

Speaker: Phil Webb, Pivotal
Modern systems are no longer the monolithic deployments that they once were. The promise of true 'service oriented architecture' is finally here, and systems are now being composed from small, discrete, self contained units. But with more applications to write, and more deployments to manage, are you looking for something to help ease the pain? Are you fed up with searching stackoverflow for copy-paste configuration, do you want to write apps that can 'just run'. Perhaps you are just starting out with Spring and want a quick way to learn the basics without manually downloading and installing half the Internet?

In this webinar Phil Webb will demonstrate how Spring Boot can take you from zero to Spring with minimal fuss. We will look at how you can rapidly prototype Spring applications using Groovy, and how Spring Configuration in Java applications can be radically simpler. We will show how you can embed tomcat into your applications and turn a few lines of Java into a production ready, executable jar that is less the 8 Mb.

[shriduttkothari]

One of the best webinars!
And also very nice video. It's a tremendous improvement that Spring now records these in high definition.

[robertgloverjr]

Very nice video. It's a tremendous improvement that Spring now records these in high definition.  Pre-HD Spring videos look fuzzy, especially on iPad.  This video really helps to get a better handle on Spring Boot.  I think Boot is going to be a success and is worth investing time to learn.  There seems to be a lot of depth and careful thought put into Boot.  

[satyam]

Incredible change in spring technology. I love it.

[chauhanvipul]

Thanks for video, Great work always...

[Altaree]

I would love to see more information about structuring a system of "small, discrete, self contained units." This appears to be a major paradigm shift that doesn't seem to get enough coverage outside of the "single page website" world.
Thanks!

[SpringSourceDev]

Altaree1 -- check out a video on this channel named:
"Webinar: Decomposing Applications for Deployability and Scalability"
for more info

[kevinma]

Could you tell me where I can download source code?