Boot yourself, Spring is coming
summary
A live walk‑through builds a Spring Boot starter that sends a raven when an app starts, showing code, spring.factories wiring and auto‑configuration rules, and how properties and configuration‑properties metadata produce IDE autocompletion. The demo counts 436 beans loaded into a minimal app and explains why so many appear, how Condition annotations are evaluated (and when their checks run multiple times), and how early extension points (Environment/Bootstrap processors and ApplicationListeners) can set active profiles before the context refresh.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:21Spring Boot overview
- 3:33Demo app example
- 19:34Creating custom starter
- 1:05:13Business logic for winter
- 1:23:11Spring Boot lifecycle
- 1:31:46Production deployment
- 1:33:33Summary
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