I was talking with my friends regarding some of the technologies we have been using in our jobs as a software developer. There I heard about Spring Boot. Best way to know about it is to go through its official documentation, each page. But, that takes some time. And even, some in-experienced people may not understand it fully. So I thought I would write the summary of what it actually is.
Spring is one of the most famous API for application development. I have used it in java, but I think its also available in other languages as well. Boot is the process when a computer starts, or some software application starts. Spring Boot is an api from spring for application development, which makes it easy to develop web applications. How? you ask. That's a very good question. Normally in web application development, we do a lot of configurations like in web.xml, database configuration, plugins, path mappings etc. Spring Boot provides a default set of configurations if you have not configured it. For example, if you have not configured a database instance, it will default use the in-memory database. And so on. However if you have configured it, it will use that.
Spring is one of the most famous API for application development. I have used it in java, but I think its also available in other languages as well. Boot is the process when a computer starts, or some software application starts. Spring Boot is an api from spring for application development, which makes it easy to develop web applications. How? you ask. That's a very good question. Normally in web application development, we do a lot of configurations like in web.xml, database configuration, plugins, path mappings etc. Spring Boot provides a default set of configurations if you have not configured it. For example, if you have not configured a database instance, it will default use the in-memory database. And so on. However if you have configured it, it will use that.
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