Spring Boot
Building on Java and Kotlin
Building on Java and Kotlin
Spring Boot is a “framework” for two related programming languages – Java and Kotlin. They were both named after islands (Java in Indonesia and Kotlin near St. Petersburg).
Java is one of the oldest widely used programming languages. It was developed by Sun Microsystems, which was later bought by database giant Oracle. It is mainly used for developing larger systems for medium and large companies.
Kotlin is Java’s younger and more efficient brother. However, they compile to the same “bytecode”, so they ultimately run on the same base.
Since 2017, Google has been recommending Kotlin for Android mobile app development. The vast majority of Android apps are thus programmed in Kotlin, including Google Maps and Drive and virtually all other Google apps.
Spring Boot enables fast, efficient programming in the environment of these two powerful languages. As a framework, in the right hands, it provides the guarantee of “properly written” code with best programming practices.
As we have written before, it is for larger projects, whether they are internet portals, larger or more sophisticated websites, or internal company systems.
Spring Boot/Kotlin can handle large-scale projects in a stable and long-term manner.
The second advantage is the ability to extend and modify them efficiently.
If you want to be on par with even the world’s largest corporations, Kotlin is the way to go.
For mobile android apps, Spring Boot with Kotlin is the best solution today.
Since we’re talking about large sites and large systems, long-term experience is an absolute necessity for this technology.
Our programmers have made and streamlined large enterprise systems for such world-class companies as the German giant Braun, the upcoming Czech social network for artists Crowning arts, and the Manhattan-based medical clinic Bodhi in New York.
A thorough understanding of the aspects of such large systems is a prerequisite for the successful completion of even a super-sized project.
It is this knowledge and experience that we offer to you.
The most common use
Spring Boot is used for larger projects where project documentation is also required… more in the section Project documentation
Spring Boot is used for back-end development when creating a customized enterprise system… more in the section Creating corporate systems
When creating large portals, Spring Boot is a very useful tool thanks to its possibilities of extending the project… more in the section Creating portals
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