Spring Boot 4 and Framework 7: Modularization, AoT and Efficiency
summary
Covers Spring Boot 4 and Spring Framework 7’s structural changes toward modular, smaller apps by modularizing starters and making dependencies explicit. Explains performance and architecture improvements including Ahead-of-Time repositories for faster data access, enhanced declarative HTTP clients and built-in resilience features, plus ecosystem updates like Jackson 3 serialization and JSpecify for nullability; shows how these affect real application design.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:44Spring Framework 7 news
- 3:07JSpecify and Java nullability
- 8:23AOT in Spring Data repos
- 11:53Native API versioning
- 14:42Improved HTTP clients
- 16:46Jackson 3 update
- 19:54Core resilience features
- 21:18Starter modularization
- 25:10Support timeline
- 26:55Demo
- 39:22Key takeaways
- 41:48Q&A
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