Magic of SpringBoot

⭐Spring:

👉 It Requires manual configuration for various aspects of the application, such as dependency injection, database connections, and web configurations.

👉We need to explicitly manage dependencies by including them in the project's configuration files (e.g., XML configuration, Java configuration).

👉Typically requires an external application server (e.g., Apache Tomcat, Jetty) for deploying applications.

👉 We need to manually configure features such as health checks, metrics, and externalized configuration for building production-ready applications.

👉 Offers a flexible but sometimes complex development experience due to the need for manual configuration and setup.

⭐SpringBoot:

👉It Offers auto-configuration, which automatically configures the Spring application based on the dependencies present in the classpath. This reduces the need for manual configuration.

👉It Simplifies dependency management by providing starter dependencies, which are pre-configured sets of dependencies for common use cases (e.g., web applications, data access). Developers can include these starters in their project, and Spring Boot will automatically manage the required dependencies.

👉Includes embedded servers (e.g., Tomcat, Jetty, Undertow) by default, allowing developers to create standalone applications without the need for an external application server.

👉It Provides production-ready features out of the box, including health checks, metrics, and externalized configuration, making it easier to build and deploy robust applications.

👉Offers a streamlined development experience with opinionated defaults and auto-configuration, allowing developers to quickly get started with Spring-based projects.

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