In this part I will show how to define the Java classes to model our pets and get them stored within a relational database table. This part assumes you have completed both Part 1 and Part 2 of this series of articles.  We firstly need to define a Java class that will model each pet, and will therefore create a new Pet class. This class will be...

In this part I will show how to create a new Spring Boot 3 project and create a Java entity class to model a pet. This part assumes you have completed Part 1 of this series of articles, where we verified that when creating a new Maven project in NetBeans we could see the option to create a new Spring Boot Initializr project: Ensure Spring Boot...

This series of articles will demonstrate how to get started with Spring Boot 3. I will do this by creating a very simple application to manage the pets we might have in our household. For the purposes of this article I will use Apache NetBeans 17, but you should easily be able to adapt this to instead use IntelliJ or Spring Tool Suit...