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Spring vs Spring Boot: Key Differences

The document compares Spring and Spring Boot frameworks. Spring is an open-source framework that provides tools for building Java applications, while Spring Boot simplifies building and deploying applications. The key differences are that Spring Boot provides auto-configuration, embedded servers, and support for in-memory databases.

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Spring vs Spring Boot: Key Differences

The document compares Spring and Spring Boot frameworks. Spring is an open-source framework that provides tools for building Java applications, while Spring Boot simplifies building and deploying applications. The key differences are that Spring Boot provides auto-configuration, embedded servers, and support for in-memory databases.

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Spring is a popular open-source framework that


provides a variety of tools and libraries for
building Java applications.

Spring Boot is a framework built on top of Spring


that simplifies the process of building and
deploying applications.
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The most important feature of the Spring
Framework is dependency injection.

The most important feature of the Spring Boot is


Auto Configuration.

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It helps to create a loosely coupled
application.

It helps to create a stand-alone


application.

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To run the Spring application, we
need to set the server explicitly.

Spring Boot provides embedded


servers such as Tomcat and Jetty, etc.

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To run the Spring application, a
deployment descriptor is required.

There is no requirement for a


deployment descriptor.

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To create a Spring application, the
developers write lots of code.

it reduces the lines of code.

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it doesn't provide support for the
in-memory database.

it provides support for the in-memory


database such as H2.

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Developers have to define dependencies
manually in the pom.xml file.

In Spring Boot, pom.xml file internally


handles the required dependencies.

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