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Reto de lectura 4

Durante el reto, puedes recurrir a los diccionarios y


glosarios igual que a tu material de clase.
Top Spring Project Ideas & Topics For
Beginners
The Spring Framework offers excellent features to level up your Java code and build
fast, responsive, and secure web applications. And within this framework lie Spring projects
that make enterprise applications better by addressing a wide range of issues, from
configuration to big data. They help developers polish their coding skills and be more
productive with their time.

Ever since its first iteration released in 2002, Spring grew and became one of the most
used Java frameworks across the world.

If you are still a beginner, using the Spring framework can be challenging. But you can
improve your understanding by reading the source code of real-world projects. So, here
are some open-source Spring project ideas to simplify your learning journey.

1. Agile Express

This project will help you brush up your knowledge of Spring framework
components and develop a clean code.
Software development often requires the collaborative effort of cross-functional teams.
And Agile methodologies provide a conducive environment for that. Express, an Agile
project management tool, focuses on iteration tracking and backlog support.

The iteration burndown chart shows the progress of each iteration, and a virtual wall
displays the story tasks as they move through different stages (open, in process, test,
done). As for the server-side component, it has a Spring-based Java EE application, which
adds the much-needed scalability and reliability.

2. Project Sagan
The Sagan application powers the Spring.io website and boasts of thousands of daily
users globally. If you go through the repository, which is freely available on GitHub, you
can familiarize yourself with the Spring framework ecosystem. The Spring.io website also
has a live demo on it. Additionally, this project can nudge you to try your hand at Gradle,
Elasticsearch, thymeleaf User Interface, etc.
3. PowerStone
It is one of the most popular open-source Spring Projects based on Spring and Hibernate.
PowerStone is basically a Java Workflow Management System and reading its source code
can acquaint you with the inner workings of the Spring framework. The system is complete
with an engine, a flow management console, a worklist, and an identity management module.

4. Broadleaf Commerce

This Spring-based Java platform can educate you about the modern architecture of e-
commerce solutions. The wide range of features and technologies in Broadleaf Commerce
pave the path for deep customization and rapid development of applications. Some of them
include Spring Framework, Modular Design, Task Scheduling, Email, Workflow
Configuration, Configuration Merging, Admin Platform, Content Management, etc.

5. Spring PetClinic

PetClinic is a sample application that demonstrates the use of Spring Boot with MVC and
Spring Data. If we go back to its origins, we find that it was created for the purpose of
presenting what all you can do with Spring. So, cloning this Spring project can set you up
for building simple database-oriented applications.

Conclusion
The above Spring project ideas can be immensely helpful for coders and software
developers. So, use these references as your learning resources and play with them to
improve your technical skills.

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