Java & Spring Boot Code Review

Is your Spring Boot code production-ready?

Writing code that works is one thing. Writing code that is clean, scalable, and maintainable is a whole different skill — and that’s exactly what I’ll help you with.

With 5+ years of hands-on experience building production-grade microservices at Tata Communications and ADP using Java, Spring Boot, GCP, and Docker — I’ve seen what separates average code from great code.

In this session, I will review your code for:

• ✅ Architecture & Structure — Proper layering (Controller → Service → Repository), separation of concerns, package organization

• ✅ Spring Boot Best Practices — Correct use of @Transactional , dependency injection, bean management, exception handling

• ✅ Performance Issues — N+1 query problems, missing caching, inefficient loops, heavy DB calls

• ✅ Security — SQL injection risks, improper auth handling, exposed sensitive configs

• ✅ Code Quality — Readability, naming conventions, dead code, boilerplate reduction with Lombok

• ✅ Design Patterns — Factory, Singleton, Builder — are you using the right pattern for the right problem?