

The stakeholders of Spring Boot are described in Table 1. The Technical Debt analysis before drawing the finalĬonclusions of this chapter. Stakeholders analysis, followed by multiple architectural views such as To present a complete architectural description of Spring Boot, we follow the approachĭefined by Rozanski & Woods (2012) 2, starting with the Spring Boot is being used by many large companies such asĮtc. Opinionated - saving developer’s time by configuring the most popular librariesĭue to the power of creating Spring-based applications that can “just run,” Stand-alone - eliminating the need of deploying to a web server or any other specialĮnvironment by embedding Tomcat, Jetty or Undertow servers directly Intelligent auto-configuration - setting the application based on the surroundingĮnvironment and information provided by the developer The problem of complex XML configurations by having three notable features that make it both

Spring Boot was launched in April 2014 resolving

Management handled by massive XML configuration files. The years, one of the most criticized aspects of the Spring Framework was the complex dependency JavaBeans (EJB) framework using dependency injection in addition to ordinary java classes. In his book, the authorĭescribed how a scalable high-quality application can be developed without Enterprise Spring Framework for Java was born in February 2003 afterīook Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development 1 was published.

Springīoot is used in many enterprise solutions (e.g Netflix)įor the fast building of massive applications, especially web-based ones. Spring Boot has revolutionized the way production-ready applications are developed, allowingĭevelopers to focus more on the application logic rather than spending time on boilerplateĬode to handle the necessary configurations and dependencies to run the application. Is an open source project part of the Java Spring Frameworkĭesigned to simplify the creation of stand-alone, production-grade Spring-based applications. Viktoriya Kutsarova (bottom right) Abstract Hendrig Sellik (top left), Milko Mitropolitsky (bottom left), Spring Boot - production-grade Spring-based Applications that you can “just run”īy Andrei Simion-Constantinescu (top right),
