SpringBoot Official Documentation(English Version)

The SpringBoot Official Documentation (English Version) is the formal reference material for the SpringBoot framework, written in English for developers with a certain level of English reading proficiency. SpringBoot is an open-source Java framework supported by the Pivotal team, designed for rapid application development using the 'convention over configuration' principle. The framework aims to simplify the setup and development of Spring applications. The document provides the following key sections:

1. About the Documentation: Introduction to the document, including structure, creation date, and version info.
2. Getting Help: Guidance on how to get support during development, including official communities, documentation, and mailing lists.
3. Beginner's Guide: Basic introduction and starting tips for SpringBoot.
4. Using SpringBoot: Detailed steps to begin using SpringBoot, such as creating the first SpringBoot app, running examples, etc.
5. Learning SpringBoot Features: In-depth exploration of various features and services provided by SpringBoot.
6. Deploying to Production: Steps and recommendations for deploying SpringBoot applications to production.
7. Advanced Topics: Advanced technical details and configurations.

In the 'Getting Started' section, topics covered include:

8. SpringBoot Introduction: Conceptual overview of SpringBoot.

9. System Requirements: Java version, servlet container support, etc.

10. Installing SpringBoot: Methods to install SpringBoot, including using Maven, Gradle, SpringBoot CLI, and various OS installation options.

11. Developing Your First SpringBoot App: Complete guide from project creation to coding, running, and packaging into an executable JAR file.

12. Recommended Reading: Suggestions for further reading after completing the basics.

In the 'Using SpringBoot' section, additional topics include:

13. Build Systems: Using Maven, Gradle, Ant, etc., with SpringBoot and how SpringBoot's Starter projects simplify build configuration.

14. Code Structure: Guidelines on organizing SpringBoot project code.

15. Configuration Classes: How to import additional configuration classes and XML configurations.

16. Auto Configuration: SpringBoot's core feature that automatically configures the application based on classpath jars and defined beans.

This document serves as a comprehensive guide for developers ranging from beginners to advanced users, helping them master the SpringBoot framework. Developers should follow the documentation's guidance to deepen their understanding of the framework's features and best practices for real-world applications.