So, i'm doing an internship these days, and they asked me to learn the Spring framework in a few days. I ask to any senior Spring developer any suggestion or recommendation for this little "journey".
The guides are a good start: spring.io/guides
Baeldung also has good guides: baeldung.com
The documentation per project is also good, if you need to go into a lot of detail.
If you want to get started quickly with spring I would suggest Spring Boot: projects.spring.io/spring-boot It provides an opinionated, configured starting point for most projects.
Also start.spring.io as a place to generate Spring projects with all the dependencies you may need.
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Salman Kazmi
Software Engineer, Freshce Solutions
All the concepts that revolve around the Spring framework are based on Dependency Injection(DI) and Inversion of Control(IoC). You need to get this thing clear before diving further in the Spring world. Also consider watching videos on Youtube, specifically: youtube.com/watch