JPoint 2023 TechRadar: Spring
summary
Overview of where Spring stands in 2023: adoption of Spring Boot 3 remains partial and migrations often stall because of the Java 17 requirement and removed annotations, causing manual rewrites and failing third‑party integrations; native-image work focuses on startup but isn’t a silver bullet. Testing improves with test‑resources and Micrometer telemetry lands in core, while Spring Cloud upgrade pain and brittle Spring Cloud Stream make incremental updates risky across many microservices. Spring Authorization Server exists but is minimal; Kubernetes wins as the deployment standard.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:33Spring in 2023
- 15:31Spring Boot evolution
- 27:37Spring Cloud updates
- 36:57Spring Cloud vs Kubernetes
- 45:09Spring future and reactive
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