jeffli1993/springboot-learning-example

springboot-learning-example is a collection of practical code examples for learning Spring Boot (a popular Java framework that simplifies building web applications and backend services). The repository is written in Java and primarily serves as a learning resource for beginners and developers who want to strengthen their understanding of core Spring Boot concepts. The README, written in Chinese, organizes the examples into topic-based chapters covering a wide range: basic web development, data storage with tools like MyBatis (a database interaction library) and JPA (another way to work with databases), caching using Redis (a fast in-memory data store), logging, security and permissions, middleware integration, and the reactive programming model called WebFlux. There are also dedicated sections on Elasticsearch (a search and analytics engine) and Dubbo (a service communication framework for distributed systems where multiple services talk to each other). Each chapter links to corresponding blog posts with explanations and walkthroughs, making it a tutorial-style reference rather than a standalone application. The project uses topics like springboot, mybatis, redis, elasticsearch, and dubbo, giving a clear sense of the technology stack it covers. It is best used by Java developers who are new to Spring Boot and want hands-on examples to work through alongside written tutorials, rather than by non-technical users looking for a ready-to-run product.