Sakura Boot
Fast, modular, extensible, and simple development
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.
Convention over code
Spring Boot is known for its convention over configuration principle.
While the framework follows the same principle, it extends it with Convention over code principle.
It is possible to create a simple application without writing any methods (except for getters and constructors).
Then, gradually add custom logic or modify the default behavior if necessary.
The framework can help developers who’re already familiar with Spring Boot or not to speed up the development for proof-of-concept, prototype, and single or multiple applications while ensuring that the code adheres to best practices.
For more information, see the Sakura Boot main page.
For more information on Spring Boot, see https://spring.io/projects/spring-boot.
Getting started
For new users of the framework the Quickstart page will help create a simple application.
For more details on the installation instructions, see Installation.
The documentation follows the same structure as the framework and is organized using modules, see Modules.
For example on different use cases, see Examples.