Spring MVC x Spring MVC Boot

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What's the difference between Spring MVC and Spring MVC Boot?

Are they the same thing? Is there any advantage in using the second?

Thank you

    
asked by anonymous 14.05.2017 / 03:54

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Spring Boot and Spring MVC are different things. Spring Boot contains Spring MVC, so by using it, you'll automatically be using Spring MVC.

But it has a very important advantage: it uses a concept called Convention over Configuration, so it already sets some standards to allow you to quickly and easily develop your application and put it on the air . With this, the number of settings you would have to make if you were to use only the SprinG MVC will be dramatically reduced.

Nowadays, in my opinion, it does not make sense for you to start a new Spring MVC project without being Spring Boot.

Now, if you want to use Spring MVC and Spring Boot in an even easier and faster (and smart) way, you can use Grails 3. You will get all the advantages of Spring MVC and Spring Boot, and even more the Grails facilities. It's worth a try ... (www.grails.org).

    
14.05.2017 / 17:06