Master Java Web Services and REST API with Spring Boot- Step 6: Spring Boot vs Spring vs Spring MVC

The video tutorial explains the differences between Spring, Spring MVC, and Spring Boot. It highlights the core problem Spring Framework solves, which is dependency injection and testability. Spring MVC is discussed in the context of web application development, emphasizing separation of concerns. Spring Boot's autoconfiguration capabilities are introduced, simplifying setup by automatically configuring components based on the classpath. The video also covers Spring Boot's monitoring features and the use of starters for various functionalities.

What is the primary focus of the Spring Framework?

• User interface design

• Dependency injection

• Database management

• Network security

How does Spring Framework help in application development?

• By enabling tightly coupled applications

• By providing a user-friendly interface

• By offering built-in security features

• By facilitating loosely coupled applications

What is a key feature of Spring MVC?

• Automatic database configuration

• Separation of concerns

• Real-time data processing

• Built-in security protocols

What is the role of the Dispatcher Servlet in Spring MVC?

• To manage database connections

• To handle security protocols

• To act as a front controller

• To process real-time data

What does Spring Boot aim to simplify?

• Manual configuration

• User interface design

• Data processing

• Security protocols

Which feature of Spring Boot helps in automatic configuration?

• Auto-configuration

• Spring Boot Starter Actuator

• Spring Boot Starter Web

• Spring Boot Starter JPA

Which of the following is a benefit of using Spring Boot?

• Real-time user feedback

• Enhanced security features

• Simplified configuration process

• Advanced data analytics