This chapter takes a more detailed look at Spring Boot and its features. Then this chapter looks at various options for creating a Spring Boot application, such as the Spring Initializr, Spring Tool Suite, and IntelliJ IDEA. Finally, this chapter explores the generated code and looks at how to run an application.
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