Spring Boot Development Environment with Docker and VS Code

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  • Spring Boot

    Spring Boot

    In a recent past, for Java projects - more specifically Spring Boot ones, I used to install sdkman and tried to arrange with the whole team to use the very same vendor and version of the JDK. Problem is, it depends on human actions to work. And humans can fail.

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    The SDKMAN! Command Line Interface

    In a recent past, for Java projects - more specifically Spring Boot ones, I used to install sdkman and tried to arrange with the whole team to use the very same vendor and version of the JDK. Problem is, it depends on human actions to work. And humans can fail.

  • Visual Studio Code

    Visual Studio Code

    With that in mind, I'd like to introduce to you a whole new world: development of a Spring Boot application in Visual Studio Code and compile, test and run in a Docker container. I know you just turned up the nose about Java and VS Code, but trust me, it's gonna work and be worth it.

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