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Hi all, what path would you recommend to someone just getting into the Spring ecosystem? Should Spring Boot be the first go to or the Spring -> Spring MVC path?
I didn't find a similiar question so I posted this one here.

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When starting with Spring, first understand Spring core.
Once you are well versed with spring beans, DI/IoC then next you can take up any topics like, Spring MVC/JDBC/ORM, etc.
 
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Vijay Vishwa wrote:When starting with Spring, first understand Spring core.
Once you are well versed with spring beans, DI/IoC then next you can take up any topics like, Spring MVC/JDBC/ORM, etc.



Hey thanks for the quick reply. I did find similar posts here and all agree on knowing well Spring core (DI, AOP, xml vs annotation etc).
 
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xml vs annotation etc



More like Java configuration verses Java Annotations. While XML configuration is still supported the spring framework is moving away from it.
 
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