Kotlin Notebooks for Spring Developers
summary
IntelliJ IDEA’s Kotlin notebooks attach to running apps so the IDE acts as a front end and the notebook evaluates code inside the Spring process, letting cells run Kotlin REPL code, add Gradle‑like dependencies, and attach to running kernel; notebooks expose the full Spring context with autocompletion (the demo shows ~900 beans) so you can call repositories, send Kafka/protobuf events, or run Spring AI prompts; dataframes read CSV/Excel, Candy and Let’s Plot render interactive charts, and cell results are cached to avoid reissuing API requests.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47What Kotlin Notebooks are
- 10:59Visualizing data
- 13:50Exploring REST APIs
- 19:08Spring integration
- 22:58Practical use cases
- 37:21Testing and debugging
- 44:00Future and feedback
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