Choose Your Fighter Spring AI vs LangChain4j
summary
Compares Spring AI and LangChain4j by showing working code: a chat client that calls a local Ollama Mastral model to explain integrals. Spring AI uses auto‑configured injectable model beans, application.properties/YAML prompts as runtime resources, and produced a terse or ambiguous derivative reply until the template is tightened. LangChain4j wires models and memory explicitly in plain Java, keeps prompts as code, and returns a long, detailed explanation; both approaches run locally via Ollama.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:31What are Spring AI and LangChain4j
- 3:13How each framework works
- 5:25Why the comparison matters
- 6:30Providers and provider APIs
- 7:12Prompt lifecycle differences
- 7:55Supported models overview
- 9:00Demo introduction and goals
- 10:26Demo architecture and setup
- 12:33Spring AI demo walkthrough
- 14:18Spring AI project structure
- 17:57Running the Spring AI demo
- 19:26LangChain4j demo walkthrough
- 19:48LangChain4j project structure
- 20:54Running the LangChain4j demo
- 22:41Dependency examples for providers
- 23:24Documentation resources
- 24:28Which one should you choose
- 25:50Q&A session
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