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Marcus Fihlon is an Agile Coach at the CSS Insurance in Lucerne and has been teaching at the TEKO Swiss Technical College in Olten for several years. Marcus has been developing software for more than three decades, and since the late 1990s, he has been mainly active in the Java ecosystem. He is a founding member and organizer of the monthly Hackergarten in Lucerne and is very involved in several open source projects. Since 2017 Marcus is a member of the board of the Java User Group Switzerland and is responsible for organizing lectures and workshops in Central Switzerland. Later this year his first book on "Kotlin Web Development" will be published.

Twitter: @McPringle

08.08.2018

Building web applications with Spring Boot and Kotlin

How to build a Spring Boot web application in Kotlin

LOCATION: Luzern
KEYWORDS: Hands-On, Language, other Languages, Technology

AGENDA:ab 17:45 Uhr: Eintreffen der Teilnehmer
ab 18:00 Uhr: Hands-On
ca. 21:00 Uhr: Ende

SPEAKER: Marcus Fihlon   COMPANY: CSS Versicherung
SLIDES: https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/spring-boot-kotlin/

This event is neither a lecture nor a workshop, I will only moderate the evening. We will meet in a relaxed atmosphere and work through an online tutorial by Sébastien Deleuze on the subject of Kotlin and Spring Boot. We help each other if we don't understand something or if we encounter a problem. The aim of the evening is to work together, to learn something new and to spend a nice evening together. Drinks and snacks are provided as usual!

Important: You need your own notebook or you come together with a friend and you share a notebook. Also remember to take a power supply with you!

Two years ago, Kotlin support was introduced in Spring projects (Framework, Boot, Data) and various blog posts, sample projects, slides and documentation were published. Today, we will work through an opinionated tutorial intended to summarize in a single place how to build a Spring Boot web application in Kotlin.

Topics covered are:

  • How to create a Spring Boot 2 project in Kotlin
  • Understanding the build configuration
  • Testing with JUnit 5: integration tests, @WebMvcTest + mocking
  • Persistence with JPA and data classes
  • Creating your own extensions
  • Rendering web pages with Mustache
  • HTTP API with @RestController
  • Configuration properties

Another tutorial will follow in order to show how WebFlux functional Kotlin DSL, WebClient and WebTestClient can be used to build Reactive application with Spring Boot 2 and Kotlin.Hands-on: Building web applications with Spring Boot and Kotlin

LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en


Marcus Fihlon is an Agile Coach at the CSS Insurance in Lucerne and has been teaching at the TEKO Swiss Technical College in Olten for several years. Marcus has been developing software for more than three decades, and since the late 1990s, he has been mainly active in the Java ecosystem. He is a founding member and organizer of the monthly Hackergarten in Lucerne and is very involved in several open source projects. Since 2017 Marcus is a member of the board of the Java User Group Switzerland and is responsible for organizing lectures and workshops in Central Switzerland. Later this year his first book on "Kotlin Web Development" will be published.

Twitter: @McPringle


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