Java Spring

The Spring Framework is a popular Java-based application framework for building web, desktop and microservices using inversions of control (IoC) and dependency injection (DI).

Solutions provided

• Web applications with Spring MVC
• REST APIs with Spring Boot
• Microservices development
• Database access with Spring Data
• Integration with frontend frameworks
• Testing services

Benefits & significance

• Web applications with Spring MVC
• REST APIs with Spring Boot
• Microservices development
• Database access with Spring Data
• Integration with frontend frameworks
• Testing services

  • Which databases are supported?

    Most common RDBMS and NoSQL integrated via Spring Data projects.

  • How are apps deployed?

    Standalone JARs, Docker, Kubernetes, Pivotal Cloud Foundry, and other requested widely used options.

  • What testing frameworks are available?

    JUnit, Mockito, and Spring's own test suite allow TDD/BDD practices.

  • How is development productivity boosted?

    With tools like Spring Initializr, Boot auto-configuration, MVC, security etc.

  • What IDEs are commonly used?

    IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse popular along with Spring Tool Suite plug-ins.

  • Which Java version is required?

    Java 8+ for basic features. Java 11 LTS preferred for production.