Spring Boot in Action: A Game Changer for Java EE Development
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 有 Java 与 Servlet 基础、想快速上手 Spring Boot 的后端开发者
- 从 SSM、SSH 老项目迁移、需要理解自动配置原理的工程师
- 需要整体了解 Java EE 企业级开发常见技术组合的技术人员
- 计算机专业学生或想系统梳理 Spring 技术栈的自学者
Not a good fit for
- 完全没有 Java 语法与 Web 基础的零起点读者
- 希望学习 Spring Boot 2.x、3.x 最新特性的读者
- 只想查 API 速查手册、不愿跟着示例动手的人
Reading tips
- 先读第一部分和第二部分,把 Spring 与 Spring MVC 的配置方式弄懂,再看 Spring Boot 会顺畅很多。
- 动手敲示例时请参照官方文档核对依赖版本,把书中的 1.x 写法替换为当前版本。
- 可按工作场景跳读,例如先看第 6~8 章的 Web 与数据访问,再回头补第 9 章的企业级集成。
- 每章结束后用自己的小项目复现一遍,例如把监控与 Docker 部署串成一条完整的上线流程。
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Contents
- Part 1 Spring 4.x in Focus
- Chapter 1 Spring Fundamentals
- 1.1 Spring Overview
- 1.2 Quickly Setting Up a Spring Project
- 1.3 Basic Spring Configuration
- Chapter 2 Common Spring Configuration
- 2.1 Bean Scope
- 2.2 Spring EL and Resource Access
- 2.3 Bean Initialization and Destruction
- 2.4 Profile
- 2.5 Application Events
- Chapter 3 Advanced Spring Topics
- 3.1 Spring Aware
- 3.2 Multithreading
- 3.3 Scheduled Tasks
- 3.4 The @Conditional Annotation
- 3.5 Composed and Meta-Annotations
- 3.6 How @Enable* Annotations Work
- 3.7 Testing
- Part 2 Spring MVC 4.x in Focus
- Chapter 4 Spring MVC Fundamentals
- 4.1 Spring MVC Overview
- 4.2 Quickly Setting Up a Spring MVC Project
- 4.3 Common Spring MVC Annotations
- 4.4 Basic Spring MVC Configuration
- 4.5 Advanced Spring MVC Configuration
- 4.6 Spring MVC Testing
- Part 3 Spring Boot in Action
- Chapter 5 Spring Boot Fundamentals
- 5.1 Spring Boot Overview
- 5.2 Quickly Setting Up a Spring Boot Project
- Chapter 6 Spring Boot Core
- 6.1 Basic Configuration
- 6.2 External Configuration
- 6.3 Logging Configuration
- 6.4 Profile Configuration
- 6.5 How Spring Boot Works
- Chapter 7 Web Development with Spring Boot
- 7.1 Web Development Support in Spring Boot
- 7.2 The Thymeleaf Template Engine
FAQ
这本书讲的是哪个版本的 Spring Boot?
零基础能直接看这本书吗?
书中的示例代码在哪里获取?
书中内容现在还有参考价值吗?
这本书和作者的《从企业级开发到云原生微服务》有何区别?
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Public information about Wang Yunfei is limited. At present, it can only be confirmed that the author wrote From Enterprise Development to Cloud-Native Microservices: Spring Boot in Practice, with one work included in the library, commonly classified under general computer science. Judging from the title and subject matter, the book is aimed at Java back-end developers and addresses the transition from traditional enterprise development to cloud-native microservice architecture, using Spring Boot as the main practical framework. Writing of this kind generally emphasizes engineering practice and hands-on code, combining framework usage and architectural thinking with real development scenarios to help readers understand the trade-offs involved in technological evolution. Since no publicly reliable sources on the author's biography are available, no speculation is made here; readers may focus on the technical context and practical orientation presented in the book and treat it as a reference for understanding related development practices.