How do I start a spring boot application?
Spring Boot is constructed on top of the spring and contains all of the spring’s properties. And is quickly becoming a popular among developers due to its quick production-ready environment, which allows developers to focus on the logic rather than the configuration and setup. Spring Boot is a microservice-based framework that requires relatively little time to turn into a production-ready application. The following are some of Spring Boot’s features:
It allows you to avoid the extensive XML configuration that spring requires. It facilitates the development and maintenance of REST endpoints. It has a Tomcat server built in. War and jar files can be readily deployed on the Tomcat server, making deployment very simple.
To Create and execute SpringBoot Application as Maven project in IntelliJ follow these steps
Create and set up Spring Boot project. Add the spring-web dependency in your pom.xml file. Create one package and name the package as “controller” Run the Spring Boot application more details are here