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Open-source framework on top of spring-boot that helps create back-ends.
What is Sakura Boot?
Sakura Boot is an open-source framework.
This framework, built on top of Spring Boot, is designed to speed up the development of robust backends.
It ensures adherence to best practices while allowing a high degree of customization.
The framework is structured using a modular architecture, making it easy to add or remove features based on the project’s specific needs.
Why Sakura Boot?
First, the name Sakura Boot is named to reflect its foundation on Spring Boot, while "Sakura" symbolizing the brief cherry blossoms season in Japan, this highlights the framework’s focus on rapid and efficient backend development.
While Spring Boot speeds up the development process, developers still require extensive knowledge, must ensure adherence to best practices, and often write repetitive code for each project.
By using built-in configurations and pre-defined templates, this framework significantly reduces development time.
It also ensures that the code adheres to best practices, reducing the risk of common mistakes.
Developers can start with a quick, functional application and then gradually add custom logic or additional libraries as required.
Spring Boot follows the principle of convention over configuration, Sakura Boot extends it with convention over code.
Who should use Sakura Boot?
Spring Boot developers
Spring Boot developers can use Sakura Boot as a starting point for their projects.
First, create a new project using the necessary modules. After that, start adding features or replacing existing ones.
No need to write the same repetitive code over and over again. Start with a simple production-ready back-end.
Perfect for quick proof-of-concepts, prototyping, creating multiple common projects, or rapid development of new projects.
Java developers
Java developers can use Sakura Boot as a starting point for their projects.
First, create a new project using the necessary modules. After that, start adding features or replacing existing ones.
Even without any experience with Spring Boot, it is possible to create a simple production-ready back-end. Also ensures that the code adheres to the best practices and avoids common mistakes.
Perfect for quick proof-of-concepts, prototyping, creating multiple common projects, learning, or rapid development of new projects.
Other developers
For back-end developers who don’t have any experience with Spring Boot or java, for front-end developers, or for those who just want to learn how to use Spring Boot, it is possible to create a simple production-ready back-end.
First, Create a new project using the necessary modules. Then, follow the documentation to start with a simple back-end.
Even without any experience with Spring Boot, it is possible to create a simple production-ready back-end. Also ensures that the code adheres to the best practices and avoids common mistakes.
Perfect for quick prototyping, learning, or development of a first Spring Boot project.
How to use Sakura Boot?
The documentation explains in detail how to use Sakura Boot and the different modules.
The quickstart page provides a step-by-step guide to install and create a new project.
The Javadoc provides detailed descriptions for all interfaces, classes, methods, and fields with examples.
The source code is available on GitHub.