Introduction to SpringBoot
What is springboot
Spring Boot is the starting point for all Spring-based projects. Spring Boot is designed to let you run Spring applications as quickly as possible and minimize your configuration files. To put it simply, SpringBoot is not a new framework. It is configured with many frameworks by default, just like maven integrates all jar packages, and spring boot integrates all frameworks.
Four main features of SpringBoot
1 —SpringBoot Starter: It integrates the commonly used dependency groups and merges them into one dependency, so that they can be added to the project's Maven or Gradle build at one time;
2 —Auto configuration: SpringBoot's automatic configuration feature is used Spring4 supports conditional configuration, reasonably guesses the beans needed by the application and automatically configures them;
3 —Command -line-interface: (Command-line-interface, CLI): SpringBoot's CLI takes advantage of the Groovy programming language and combines Automatic configuration further simplifies the development of Spring applications;
4 —Actuatir: It builds a small application for all the features of SpringBoot applications. But first, we quickly understand each feature and better experience how they simplify the Spring programming model.
What are the benefits of springboot
Projects developed by springboot only need a few configurations to quickly build a web project.
What can springboot do
SpringBoot helps developers quickly start a Web container;
SpringBoot inherits the excellent genes of the original Spring framework;
SpringBoot simplifies the process of using Spring.