From Zero to Spring Boot Hero with GitHub Codespaces
summary
Creates a repo, opens a cloud IDE and installs the Java and Spring extensions, then uses GitHub Codespaces and the start.spring.io integration to generate a Spring Boot project and add a REST endpoint via Test Driven Development. The project is runnable and debuggable in the Codespace, connects to a local VS Code through the Codespaces extension, is committed to git, and is deployed successfully to Azure Spring Cloud with port forwarding and streaming logs — all shown in a 25-minute live demo.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:31GitHub Codespaces setup
- 1:15Create repo and open Codespaces
- 3:00Spring Boot extensions install
- 4:25Generate Spring Boot project
- 6:34Running and testing the Spring Boot application
- 7:41Add Hello World controller
- 9:08Configure shared extensions
- 12:02Switch presenters review setup
- 12:43Connect local VS Code
- 14:30Run app with port forwarding
- 16:16Spring Tools features
- 18:01Prepare Azure deployment
- 18:24Deploy to Azure Spring Cloud
- 20:10Monitor logs and access app
- 21:59Codespaces pricing
- 22:40Access app in Azure
- 23:01Summary and resources
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