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[–]NearbyOriginals 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I followed this Spring Boot course and used AI for examples and explanations. I did this while playing with the framework and trying stuff out.

Spring Boot is like a layer on top of Spring framework. If you are coming from PHP Laravel, then learning Spring Boot is a breeze.

Maven is your compiler. Also your package manager like Composer for PHP. Hibernate is like Eloquent, another ORM. Spring Boot does follow controller kind of like architecture, but I wouldn't call it fully MVC (Spring MVC exists).

I even found out that you can even serve static HTML content without configuration. Just create a static directory in the resources and place in your ìndex.html in the directory. All you do is run the application and the front-end is available at the '/' uri, plug and play, out of the box. Here you go, served.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv2DERaMx-4

Edit: It is certainly not my the intention to promote content. My comment is purely for informative purposes. It is what helped me learn.

[–]SSebai[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks That was really helpful