Next Level Spring Boot Tooling
summary
Eclipse-based Spring Tool Suite adds concrete features: a Boot Dashboard that starts/stops groups of Spring Boot projects, shows ports and request mappings, filters and tags projects, and opens the exact URL; enhanced editor support with content-assist, type-aware validation for properties and YAML and a Cloud Foundry manifest editor; fast local reload via Spring Boot devtools (app reloads in ~1s versus full JVM restarts), drag‑and‑drop deploy to Cloud Foundry, and live restart and remote debug of cloud instances — all demonstrated working end‑to‑end.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:13Safe Harbor Statement
- 1:48Spring Tool Suite
- 4:11Spring Starter Project
- 6:43Spring Starter Controller
- 8:38Spring Boot Port
- 13:22Working Sets
- 14:56Status Indicator
- 16:24Project Properties
- 20:40Whats missing
- 22:41Cloud Foundry Integration
- 24:56Deploying to Cloud Foundry
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