Springboot-Notebook is a development framework based on Springboot. It integrates mainstream internet technologies such as Redis, Mysql, Rabbitmq, ES, MongoDB, sharding-jdbc for database and table partitioning, zookeeper, web face recognition, real-time message push, SQL optimization, registration center, and data masking. The articles provide theoretical explanations combined with practical examples to implement comprehensive projects involving common features in development. Adhering to the principle of “using what’s available”, it helps reduce the learning costs for developers during work.
Browse by purposeDatabases & data · Web & app developmentDatabases
TypeFrameworks & SDKsFrameworks & SDKs
SubcategoryStorage & messagingStorage & messaging
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First collected2026-11-032026-11-02
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LanguageJavaTypeScript
About this projectSpringboot-Notebook is a development framework based on Springboot. It integrates mainstream internet technologies such as Redis, Mysql, Rabbitmq, ES, MongoDB, sharding-jdbc for database and table partitioning, zookeeper, web face recognition, real-time message push, SQL optimization, registration center, and data masking. The articles provide theoretical explanations combined with practical examples to implement comprehensive projects involving common features in development. Adhering to the principle of “using what’s available”, it helps reduce the learning costs for developers during work.TypeScript and JavaScript ORM for Node.js with support for multiple relational databases.
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