Spring Boot and JRebel
summary
Live demo shows JRebel hot reload working with Spring Boot: edits to properties, JSPs, new classes and beans reload without full redeploy, and a Spring Boot app (JPA + REST + Thymeleaf) pushes to Cloud Foundry with a JRebel-enabled buildpack. Claim is saves over one work-month per year, company reports 65,000 users and a customer case of ~40% more throughput. Demos include Android early access and remote sync; demos are mostly successful though cloud demo has intermittent failures.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:29What is Enterprise
- 1:56Meet Josh
- 2:26Pivotal
- 4:03Zero Turnaround
- 4:45Baconwrapped Ferrari
- 5:20Hotswap
- 6:44JRebel Labs
- 13:13Spring Grails
- 14:14Other stuff
- 16:09Testing
- 18:01Spring Pack
- 34:56Basket Rec
- 35:14Icarus
- 36:26Programmatic API
- 36:53Adams Font
- 37:21Class Reservation
- 38:04Keyboard
- 39:01New Core
- 40:01Changing Job Agent
- 40:22Interface Reservation Repository
- 40:43Spring Boot Interface
- 43:09Spring MVC Controller
- 43:37Reservations MVC Controller
- 44:14Spring MVC ISM
- 47:49Rocket
- 48:23Remoting
- 49:13JRebel Remote
- 51:12Dev Tools
- 52:53ClientSide Changes
- 56:13MVC controller
- 59:05Serverside HTML
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