Getting Started
What Spring Boot is, how auto-configuration works and the annotations you use every day.
Learn Spring Boot step by step, from your first application to secure, tested and production-ready services. Simple explanations with practical Java examples for every topic.
Spring Boot is a framework built on top of the Spring Framework that makes it quick to create stand-alone Java applications. It configures common features for you, packages a web server inside your application, and lets you start a project with a few dependencies instead of long XML or Java configuration.
Java developers new to Spring, backend engineers building web services and microservices, and anyone preparing for Spring Boot interviews.
Core Java and OOP, basic HTTP and REST concepts, simple SQL, and some experience with Maven or Gradle.
A request reaches the embedded server inside your application. A controller receives it, a service applies the business rules, and a repository reads or writes the data. Spring Boot wires these layers together and connects them to databases, message brokers and monitoring tools.
Follow the tracks in order, or jump to the topic you need. Tracks with tutorials still being written show how many are coming soon; they will be linked here as they are published.
What Spring Boot is, how auto-configuration works and the annotations you use every day.
Profiles, type-safe properties and faster development with DevTools.
Build, version and document RESTful web services.
Return clean error responses and validate incoming requests.
Spring Data JPA, Hibernate, paging, transactions and schema migrations.
Caching, scheduled jobs, async processing and AOP.
Connect services with message brokers and real-time channels.
2 more tutorials coming soon
Secure applications with Spring Security, JWT, OAuth2 and roles.
Test each layer of a Spring Boot application with confidence.
Health checks, metrics, containers and deployment.
1 more tutorial coming soon
Common Spring Boot interview questions with clear, practical answers.
Starters and auto-configuration remove most setup work, so you can focus on business logic.
Spring Boot is one of the most widely used Java frameworks, so the skill is in demand for backend roles.
Small, self-contained applications are easy to build, deploy and scale independently.
Health checks, metrics and externalized configuration are available from day one.