Show HN: Sakura Boot: Reduce boilerplate, save time, build back ends faster

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Today, I want to introduce an open-source framework I've been working on: Sakura Boot. The Goal Sakura Boot is designed to: - Reduce Boilerplate Code

  Spring Boot simplifies backend development, but creating even a basic CRUD API still involves repetitive coding. Sakura Boot minimizes this by adopting a "convention over code" approach. Modules handle common tasks like CRUD operations, filtering, and DTO mappings, letting developers focus on their unique application logic.

 - Ensure Best Practices

  Sakura Boot follows modern development standards, with its internal implementation adhering to best practices. Comprehensive Javadoc examples help developers write clean, maintainable code.

 - Offer Modularity and Customization

  While the framework works great out-of-the-box for simple applications, it also allows customization. Developers can tailor features or extend functionality as needed, making it versatile for projects of all sizes.

    QuickStart

  A quick start is available at https://sakuraboot.sansenshimizu.org/documentation/sakura-boot/latest/quickstart.html

    Current Status

  Sakura Boot is at v0.1.1 and still undergoing development.

Key tasks include addressing potential bugs, refining the codebase, and completing necessary refactoring before reaching a stable 1.0.0 release. The project welcomes feedback and contributions to enhance its features and usability further.

    Links

 - Website: https://sakuraboot.sansenshimizu.org
 - GitHub: https://github.com/Sansen-Shimizu/sakura-boot
 - Documentation: https://sakuraboot.sansenshimizu.org/documentation/sakura-boot/latest/index.html
 - Twitter (X): https://x.com/sakura_boot

    Conclusion

  If you’re looking for a way to save time and simplify backend development, give Sakura Boot a try. Feedback and contributions are welcome. I’d love to hear your thoughts and ideas!

Spring Boot simplifies backend development, but creating even a basic CRUD API still involves repetitive coding. Sakura Boot minimizes this by adopting a "convention over code" approach. Modules handle common tasks like CRUD operations, filtering, and DTO mappings, letting developers focus on their unique application logic. - Ensure Best Practices Sakura Boot follows modern development standards, with its internal implementation adhering to best practices. Comprehensive Javadoc examples help developers write clean, maintainable code. - Offer Modularity and Customization While the framework works great out-of-the-box for simple applications, it also allows customization. Developers can tailor features or extend functionality as needed, making it versatile for projects of all sizes. QuickStart A quick start is available at https://sakuraboot.sansenshimizu.org/documentation/sakura-boot/latest/quickstart.html Current Status Sakura Boot is at v0.1.1 and still undergoing development.

Links - Website: https://sakuraboot.sansenshimizu.org - GitHub: https://github.com/Sansen-Shimizu/sakura-boot - Documentation: https://sakuraboot.sansenshimizu.org/documentation/sakura-boot/latest/index.html - Twitter (X): https://x.com/sakura_boot Conclusion If you’re looking for a way to save time and simplify backend development, give Sakura Boot a try. Feedback and contributions are welcome. I’d love to hear your thoughts and ideas!