bootify's comments

On: Build a startup or side project faster with these SaaS templates

[bootify]

If you want to use Java/Spring Boot, I would start with Bootify.io - it'll save quite some time while adding only code that you require for your project.

On: Launch HN: Second (YC W23) – AI bots that add features to web apps

[bootify]

So far the really interesting stuff seems to be missing, and isn't really in sight either. I would go with low code tools (JHispter, Bootify.io) and continue from there, for now.

[mring33621 → bootify]

Yup, Bootify.io too!

The Bootify-generated code is easier to read than JHipster's output, too.

On: Ask HN: Using Java for a web application in 2023

[bootify]

Recently there is a trend back from SPA to server side rendering to avoid complexity, which isn't needed for most kind of apps. Htmx is a good addition in this scenario, which describes ajax calls as html attributes. You may have a look at bootify.io for generating such an application setup. Every language has it's pros and cons, Java has some overhead here and there but very mature and lots of libraries.

On: Free for Developers

[bootify]

Crazy, noticed a traffic spike on my page from free-for.dev - and it's just one in a (very long) list. Must be a ton of traffic there now.

On: Quick prototyping of Spring Boot projects – with best practices

[bootify]

I hope it can save you some time. All the best, Thomas

On: Show HN: Initialize your next Spring Boot app with custom database and REST API

[bootify]

Hello, I've build a tool for prototyping your Spring Boot app with your custom entities and REST API, if needed. Schema generation with Hibernate or Liquibase. An import of an existing schema as SQL is also available since one week. What do you think, is it useful for you? All the best, Thomas