Jboss Forge x Spring Boot

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What difference between Jboss Forge x Spring Boot?

When using one or the other?

Is there any "Tomcat Forge" for example?

Or are they different things?

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Good morning, I believe you have the answer to the question.

Jboss Forge

Forge is a project of the Jboss community used to help in the construction of Java applications, has the differential of generating code through command line instructions. It is capable of creating folder structure, classes, methods, attributes, etc. It has support for generating CRUD screens automatically from the database or deendpoints from an API.

It also helps with settings such as: if the developer wants to use a specific version of JPA, with a Forge command he adds dependencies, configuration classes and sample codes. In addition to helping encode, Forge can compile and run the application using specific commands and plugins (Addons).

Spring Boot

Spring Boot has the same theme, generates structure, code, configuration and etc. It uses the advantages of developing the Sring community, few XML and has an optimized form of execution called embedded container, where the application runs without the need to "deploy" on an app server (Tomcat, Wildfly, etc.).

Completion

They are similar development aid tools with different approaches, to choose which one to use, we need to analyze the solution’s goal.

I hope to help.

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