What is spring boot?
Spring Boot is a framework developed for working with Java as a programming language. It is a free and open source development
environment. Spring Boot has a number of features that have increased its popularity and, consequently, its use by back-end
developers. These are the most notable features of this framework:
- It allows you to create all types of applications on the back-end side independently.
- It makes it easier to work with other tools such as Tomcat, Jetty or Undertow. It does it directly, without the need to
implement specific files for it.
- Simplifies dependencies to improve the final configuration of the project developed with Spring Boot.
- It is a framework that is simply configured and compatible with third-party libraries.
- It makes it easy to create lists, status checks, and improve external configuration for application development.
There is no need to generate code for the aspects that Spring Boot controls and there are no requirements for XML configuration.
Thanks to these features, Spring Boot makes it easy to create all types of applications based on it independently with minimal effort
on the part of developers, and it is a technology that makes it easier for developers to focus only on the programming part, without
having to worry about aspects such as architecture.
Spring Boot was born from how complex it was to develop projects in Java Enterprise Edition. It simplifies processes and makes
them more accessible to developers.
To do this, Spring Boot delegates, as we have mentioned, the configuration of application dependencies and provides a manager
for them. It also does not require developers to configure the server deployment, which makes it easier for professionals to focus,
above all, on creating the code.