April 2017
Beginner
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14h 11m
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Spring is not monolithic. You can use a part of it, or only some of the features. You can include some of the modules of Spring that you need and leave out others. Some modules depend on some others, but Gradle, Maven, or some other build tool handles that.
The following image shows you the modules of the Spring framework for version 4:

Spring is constantly developing since its first release, and it is still considered as a modern framework. The core of the framework is a dependency injection container similar to the one we saw in the previous chapter. As the framework developed, it also supported AOP and many other ...
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