Needless to say, Spring Boot is a basic skill that we Java programmers must master. At work, it makes configuration, code writing, deployment, and monitoring easier. During the interview, the Internet company recruitment is also strict with Spring Boot, the preferred framework for system development. If you are not new to the industry, just stay at the stage where you will be able to use it. , that is far from enough.
Although Spring Boot is easy to use, many small partners also report to me from time to time that the Spring Boot technology system is too complicated and contains too many technical components. I don’t know how to learn efficiently and establish a comprehensive and complete Spring Boot technology. System and practical skills, it is very necessary to learn on the shoulders of giants at this time, learn from the learning experience of the big guys, avoid job interviews, and easily build a complete knowledge system of Spring Boot.
So the question is, Spring Boot related materials or video tutorials are very common in the market, and the gold content of different materials or video tutorials is also different. How should we choose? Avoid stepping on the pit and let yourself spend time not learning something? ...don't panic! Based on the principle that good things are to be shared, LZ just took this opportunity to share with you the best practices of Spring Boot principles that I got from Brother Ali some time ago, hoping to be helpful to you.
Alibaba Spring Boot principle best practice
The document starts from the advanced perspective of Spring Boot and is divided into seven parts, namely Spring Boot overview, core container, web service, built-in cache, data access, concurrent programming, monitoring and extension.
Not much bb, let's see the main content
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Part — Overview of Spring Boot
This part mainly introduces the basic concepts, so that you can quickly get started with Spring Boot.
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The second part of the core container
This part mainly introduces dependency injection and aspect orientation.
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Part 3 Web Services
In this part, the best practices for web application development are mainly discussed
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The fourth part of the built-in cache
In this part, we mainly discuss how to use the built-in cache in Spring and its underlying implementation principle.
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Section 5 Data Access
This part mainly discusses the common development pitfalls and solutions for implementing data access based on JDBC and ORM frameworks
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Part 6 Concurrent Programming
In this part, we mainly discuss a set of concurrent programming components of the Spring framework and improve the responsiveness and concurrency of the system.
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Part 7 Monitoring and Scaling
In this part, the whole ecosystem of Spring Boot is discussed
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The old rules, in order not to affect everyone's reading experience, will not continue to stretch!
