We created an example project, based on the Kotlin adventure in Play Framework blog post, to show you all the features we considered, we use Arrow (a functional programming library for Kotlin) lightly, only using Try datatype. You can follow the complete Spring tutorial here. With every release we have better Kotlin support, coding Spring applications without boilerplate. Nullable instead of Optional for CrudRepository Follows JPA guidelines (var instead of val, no data class) We decide to give Spring a chance because they offer full support for Kotlin, keep in mind it’s a huge 16-years-old enterprise framework which supports lots of Java specifications and, on top of that, we can use lots of mature tools in Kotlin. It stills use annotations, but in an Android way, in the end, we are used to them for libraries such as Dagger and Retrofit. Spring automatically configures itself with 3rd party libraries. That means you can create Spring applications with an embedded Tomcat, with no XML. Spring Boot makes it easy to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring based Applications that you can 'just run'. It was delightful, and we want to share with you our impressions. We started a small project to test Spring boot running an application using Spring and third-party libraries.
Tagged in: Spring boot, Spring framework, backendĪfter creating a lot of Kotlin Android applications in these last two years, we want to continue coding using Kotlin in the server side. Antonio López Marín 23 April 2019 Spring boot loves Kotlin
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