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Getting started with Spring Boot

There are different ways that Spring Boot-based application development can be started:

Using the Spring Boot CLI as a command-line tool
Using IDEs such as STS to provide Spring Boot, which are supported out of the box
Using the Spring Initializr project at http://start.spring.io

All these three options will be explored in this chapter, developing a variety of sample services.

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