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Introduction to Spring

Introduction to Spring

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Introduction to Spring

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- [Emmanuel] Spring has quickly become a strong player in the back-end tools for Java developers. Its main focus is in simplifying the entire creation of new project with Spring Boot where you can quickly build a back-end for your needs with a few simple steps. For example, you can quickly get started with a REST API, a web server, and many more in a few minutes without configuring nor setting up all the required files. It also supports both types of databases, such as SQL and NoSQL. So if you're comfortable with Mongo or SQL or whichever database you prefer, Spring supports most of 'em. And finally, the Spring development team are making great efforts in making sure your ecosystem of tools is also well supported, such as IDEs, such as Spring Tool Suite, IntelliJ IDEA, and NetBeans, server environments, developer tools, and more. And there are many guides available for all kinds of projects if you're interested in exploring its framework further. So in other words, Spring is a solid…

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