kotlin-spring

You scaffold a Kotlin Spring Boot multi-module project by providing a project name, base package, and modules to generate a standardized Gradle structure with clear module boundaries and naming conventions.

A standard module layout for large Kotlin Spring apps separates shared contracts into buildingBlocks, domain logic into core, and distinct presenters for API, messaging consumers, and scheduled jobs to reduce cognitive load and accelerate onboarding.

Yes, the Kotlin Spring scaffolding includes built-in guidance and configuration for integrating Flyway database migrations and setting up PostgreSQL connections for production-grade projects.

Yes, you can use this scaffolding for domain-driven design in Kotlin because it provides a buildingBlocks and core architecture skeleton that enforces modular boundaries and reusable contracts across teams.

The best way to organize presenters in a Kotlin Spring Boot project is by responsibility: use api for REST endpoints, consumer for messaging, and job for scheduling, ensuring clear modular separation.

Use a multi-module Gradle structure for Kotlin Spring Boot applications to enforce module responsibilities, maintain consistent naming conventions, and enable scalable development across large teams.