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Spring Boot 3.0 Features

Spring Boot is an open-source Java framework for building standalone applications. The document compares Spring Boot 3.0 to 2.7, noting new features in 3.0 like support for Jakarta EE APIs, native images, enhanced reactive programming, GraalVM, JDK 17, improved WebFlux, and Micrometer integration. It also elaborates on these new features and how they provide benefits like faster performance, lower memory usage, and better monitoring.

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Spring Boot 3.0 Features

Spring Boot is an open-source Java framework for building standalone applications. The document compares Spring Boot 3.0 to 2.7, noting new features in 3.0 like support for Jakarta EE APIs, native images, enhanced reactive programming, GraalVM, JDK 17, improved WebFlux, and Micrometer integration. It also elaborates on these new features and how they provide benefits like faster performance, lower memory usage, and better monitoring.

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SPRING BOOT
3.0
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What is Spring Boot?

Spring Boot is an open-source Java-based


framework that is used to create stand-
alone, production-ready applications that
can be easily deployed to the cloud. It is
built on top of the popular Spring
Framework and provides developers with
an easy and fast way to develop
microservices and web applications. It
comes with a pre-configured environment
that includes an embedded server, a
database, and other dependencies,
reducing the amount of boilerplate code
that developers need to write.
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How Comparison of Spring Boot 3.0 and Spring Boot 2.7

Feature Spring Boot 3.0 Spring Boot 2.7

The support for Jakarta The support for Jakarta


Jakarta EE API
EE API has been added EE API is not available

Spring Boot 2.7 does not


Spring Boot 3.0 supports
Native Images support native images
native images

Reactive programming
Reactive Spring Boot 2.7 does not
support has been
Programming support native images
enhanced

Spring Boot 3.0 now Spring Boot 2.7 does not


GraalVM Support
supports GraalVM support GraalVM

JDK 17 support is not


With Spring Boot 3.0, JDK
JDK 17 support available in Spring Boot
17 is supported
2.7

WebFlux enhancements WebFlux enhancements


WebFlux
are available in Spring are not available in
Enhancements
Boot 3.0 Spring Boot 2.7

Integration with No Micrometer


Micrometer
Micrometer for integration in Spring
Integration
monitoring purposes Boot 2.7
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Ellaborating the above points of comparison

Jakarta EE API support: One of the significant changes


in Spring Boot 3.0 is the support for the Jakarta EE API.
Jakarta EE (formerly Java EE) is a set of specifications
and APIs for building enterprise Java applications. The
support for Jakarta EE API in Spring Boot 3.0 ensures
that Java developers have access to a broad range of
Java-centric tools and platforms.

Native Images: Spring Boot 3.0 supports native images,


enabling Java applications to run natively on different
hardware platforms. Native images are compiled
executable files that can run without the need for a
JVM. This feature results in faster startup times, low
memory consumption, and improved performance.

Reactive Programming: Spring Boot 3.0 support for


reactive programming has been enhanced, enabling
developers to build applications that are more resilient,
scalable and efficient. The reactive programming model
is based on the concept of non-blocking, asynchronous
processing, which allows applications to handle more
requests with greater efficiency.
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GraalVM Support: Gr aalVM is a virtual machine that


provides unique features such as AOT (Ahead-of-Time)
compilation and a polyglot runtime. In Spring Boot 3.0,
support for GraalVM has been added, enabling
developers to compile Java applications into native
binary code, which can be executed more efficiently.

JDK 17 support: With Spring Boot 3.0, developers can


now take advantage of the new features included in JDK
17, such as sealed classes and pattern matching for
instance.

WebFlux Enhancements: Spring Boot 3.0 has enhanced


support for WebFlux, the reactive web framework for
building asynchronous applications. The enhancements
include better performance, support for reactive
streams, and new features such as WebSocket support.

Micrometer Integration: Micrometer is a lightweight and


vendor-neutral metrics collection framework for Java
applications. Spring Boot 3.0 provides integration with
Micrometer, allowing developers to collect and report
real-time metrics on their applications' performance.
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Summary of Spring Boot 3.0

The Spring Boot 3.0 comes with updated support for


various web frameworks such as Spring WebFlux,
Spring Data R2DBC, and Spring Security. In addition,
the latest version offers better compatibility with
modern Java features and improved error handling
capabilities.

Overall, Spring Boot 3.0 is set to provide developers


with a more efficient and productive environment to
build robust and scalable applications. So, if you
haven't already, it's time to upgrade to the newest
version and experience the new features and
enhancements firsthand.
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