Java Web Frameworks
Java web frameworks acts like toolkits for building web applications. These frameworks provide you with a set of rules to make your job easier, you are being the master for the application. Two popular ones are Spring MVC and its close friend, Hibernate.
Spring MVC
Spring MVC helps you organize and manage your web application. It provides a structured way to build different parts of your app, like handling user requests, managing data, and showing results.
Spring MVC makes it easy to divide your code into smaller, more manageable pieces, so you’re not overwhelmed by a massive pile of building blocks.
Benefits of Spring MVC and Similar Frameworks
- Structure and Organization:
It organizes the code neatly somewhat like labelling the boxes which can be easier if you want to pick something. - Reusability:
With Spring MVC, you can package features into modules and use it in other projects. - Flexibility:
Spring MVC lets you choose the tools you like. It’s like what you want, I already have that with me. Just you need to use the same module. - Security:
Web apps need to be safe and secure. Spring MVC comes with built-in security features which helps protect your users and their data, making your app a safe place to hang out. - Integration:
Sometimes, you need to connect your app with other tools. Spring MVC makes this integration easy.
Advanced Java – Getting Started to Web Application
A Web Application is software that executes on the web browser. It links the customers and the service providers as a medium of exchange. For example, Amazon provides a marketplace where sellers and buyers can coexist. It provides a mechanism to exchange services and perform operations seamlessly.
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