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The tutorial shows you how to build a simple chat application using Spring Boot and Kotlin. You will learn about the benefits of using Kotlin for server-side development from a syntax perspective.

We’ll start with a minimal implementation of the application, and we will evolve it step by step.At the start, the application will generate and display fake messages and use the classical blocking request-response model to get data to the UI.Through the tutorial, we are going to evolve the application by adding persistence and extensions, and migrating to a non-blocking streaming style for serving the data from the backend to the UI.
We’ll start with a minimal implementation of the application, and we will evolve it step by step. At the start, the application will generate and display fake messages and use the classical blocking request-response model to get data to the UI.Through the tutorial, we are going to evolve the application by adding persistence and extensions, and migrating to a non-blocking streaming style for serving the data from the backend to the UI.

The tutorial consists of 5 parts:

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== Part 1: Initial setup and introduction to the project

To start working on this tutorial, we'll need one of the latest versions of IntelliJ IDEA – any version from 2018.1 onwards.You can download the latest free community version https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download[here].
To start working on this tutorial, we'll need one of the latest versions of IntelliJ IDEA – any version from 2018.1 onwards. You can download the latest free community version https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download[here].

This project is based on Spring Boot 2.4.0, which requires Kotlin 1.4.10. Make sure version 1.4+ of the Kotlin plugin is installed.To update the Kotlin plugin, use `Tools | Kotlin | Configure Kotlin Plugin Updates`.
This project is based on Spring Boot 2.4.0, which requires Kotlin 1.4.10. Make sure version 1.4+ of the Kotlin plugin is installed. To update the Kotlin plugin, use `Tools | Kotlin | Configure Kotlin Plugin Updates`.

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