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Spring Boot is developer tools & apis from Broadcom, based in Palo Alto, United States and has been building software since 2014. Java framework.
Developer tools range from editors and API clients to testing platforms, backend-as-a-service and AI coding assistants. Several category leaders are Indian-built, including Postman, BrowserStack, Hasura and Appsmith.
It is completely free to use.
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Best suited for: Startup · Small business · SMB
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Spring Boot is developer tools & apis by Broadcom. Java framework.
Spring Boot is free to use.
Yes — Spring Boot offers a free plan you can start with.
No. Spring Boot is developed by Broadcom in Palo Alto, United States, though it is used by Indian businesses.
Spring Boot suits startup, small business, smb buyers looking for developer tools & apis.
Popular alternatives in developer tools & apis include BrowserStack, DronaHQ, TestMu AI. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Spring Boot is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Broadcom · Palo Alto, United States · Founded 1998 · 3 products in our catalogue
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