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Spring and Spring Boot Notes

The document provides an overview of the Spring Framework and Spring Boot, highlighting their features, modules, and advantages. Spring Framework offers a modular architecture for enterprise-level applications, while Spring Boot simplifies development with auto-configuration and embedded servers. Key concepts include centralized configuration and tools for rapid application development.

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Spring and Spring Boot Notes

The document provides an overview of the Spring Framework and Spring Boot, highlighting their features, modules, and advantages. Spring Framework offers a modular architecture for enterprise-level applications, while Spring Boot simplifies development with auto-configuration and embedded servers. Key concepts include centralized configuration and tools for rapid application development.

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Notes on Spring and Spring Boot

Spring Framework:

1. Overview:

- Spring is a powerful, lightweight, and comprehensive framework for Java.

- It provides support for enterprise-level applications, offering various modules such as IOC, AOP,

MVC, etc.

2. Features:

- Inversion of Control (IoC): Decouples the objects from each other by using dependency injection.

- Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP): Separates cross-cutting concerns like logging, security,

etc., from business logic.

- Spring MVC: Simplifies building web applications with an MVC architecture.

- Spring JDBC: Eases interaction with databases.

- Integration: Supports integration with various technologies and frameworks.

3. Modules:

- Core Container: Includes Beans, Core, Context, and Expression Language modules.

- Data Access/Integration: JDBC, ORM, JMS, and Transactions.

- Web: Web, Web MVC, Websocket, WebFlux.

- AOP: Provides aspect-oriented programming capabilities.

4. Advantages:

- Modular architecture and flexibility.

- Open-source and community-driven.


- Simplifies enterprise-level development.

Spring Boot:

1. Overview:

- Spring Boot is built on top of the Spring Framework, designed to simplify the development of

production-ready applications.

- It eliminates the need for extensive XML configuration.

2. Features:

- Auto-Configuration: Automatically configures Spring applications based on the dependencies on

the classpath.

- Standalone Applications: Comes with an embedded web server (Tomcat, Jetty, etc.), allowing

applications to run independently.

- Spring Boot Starters: Simplify dependency management by bundling commonly-used

dependencies.

- Actuator: Provides operational endpoints to monitor and manage the application.

3. Components:

- Spring Boot CLI: Command-line tool for quickly building applications.

- Spring Boot Starters: Pre-defined templates for dependencies.

- Spring Boot Actuator: For monitoring and managing applications.

4. Advantages:

- Rapid application development.

- Reduced boilerplate code and configurations.

- Easy integration with Spring Ecosystem.


5. Key Concepts:

- Application.properties/YAML: Centralized configuration for the application.

- Spring Initializr: Tool for generating project structure with desired dependencies.

- Embedded Web Servers: Allows running applications without external servers.

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