When building a web application with the Spring Framework, we often need many different components such as Spring Web, Spring MVC, JSON support, and a web server runtime like Apache Tomcat to run the application. Declaring each dependency individually and managing their versions would make… Read More
Spring Boot is a framework built on top of the Spring Framework to simplify the development process of applications using the Spring Framework. It provides auto-configuration mechanisms by offering default configurations for Spring modules, such as Spring MVC, Spring Data JPA, etc. It also provides… Read More
Typically, for small applications, when using Apache Maven to manage project dependencies, we would create a Maven project as usual, including a pom.xml file and the application’s source code. However, for large applications like microservices, you’ll need to break them down into multiple projects for… Read More