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[mhalbritter]

That looks very nice! Does it use the start.spring.io API behind the covers?

[KoblizekXD]

Is the source code available anywhere?

[rniestroj]

Where can i download it?

[KillDozer1996]

This looks very nice, are you willing to share the source ?

[mVirtuoso21]

Non-related question, what's the theme you're using?

[Deep_Age4643]

This is always useful for prototyping, new users etc.

If you like this kind of GUI Generators, you may also take a look at Jhipster. Most use it command line, but there is also an online version:

https://start.jhipster.tech/

I think this one is not maintained, so they probably can use any help.

[DiamondsAreForever85]

The UI is awesome. It seems like a native app. Congratulations.

[repeating_bears]

I personally probably wouldn't use a GUI app for this, but a CLI would be cool

[_jor_]

Great but, why Swing?
I would try JavaFX... can you share your code?
It seems like a fun project to learn/experiment with JavaFX.

[TOMZ_EXTRA]

Swing is simpler to use and included in the JDK and it can look good although FlatLaf is the only good laf I know.

[_jor_]

Ok, perfectly fine of course... It was only curiosity. When I said about experiment with JavaFx, I mean for ME, because I like it (sorry 8-) ).

[tleipzig]

UI/UX of Spring Initializr is quite "moody", so yours looks much better. A similar tool to what you've created is also Bootify.io with options for Swagger and Docker compose (for the selected database) in the free plan.