I'm on the hunt for a lightweight, Java-based library, preferably using Spring, that can serve as a bootstrap or template for new domain services like accounting ledgers, payments, and bulk notifications. I'm looking for something similar to JHipster, but more focused on domain and business logic. If you have any recommendations, that would be great!
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You should definitely check out Spring Initializr at start.spring.io. It's a great tool for kickstarting a Spring project and lets you customize your setup to get going quickly!
Depending on your needs, you might want to explore options like Javalin, Helidon, or Micronaut. These frameworks can be versatile depending on what you're planning to build. Check them out: Javalin (javalin.io), Helidon (helidon.io), and Micronaut (micronaut.io).
I appreciate those suggestions! However, what I'm really looking for is a complete project or library that comes with domain modules. Ideally, it would include a basic SQL model, entities, and pre-built controllers along with sample implementations for workflows. I'd love to streamline the development process by using a repo that already has core CRUD functionality set up.