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What is Boot?
The term "boot" or "booting" refers to the process of starting a computer or other electronic device. It involves loading the operating system and other essential software into the device's memory so that it can begin executing instructions and performing tasks. The term comes from the idea that the computer is "pulling itself up by its bootstraps." It is commonly used when referring to starting up computers, servers, or embedded systems.
What other technologies are related to Boot?
Boot Competitor Technologies
JAXRS
JAX-RS is a Java API for creating RESTful web services. While Spring Boot provides its own way to create RESTful services, other frameworks implementing JAX-RS such as Jersey can be used instead but it's not the primary approach.
Jersey
Jersey is a JAX-RS implementation that can be used for building RESTful web services, in competition with Spring MVC's approach.
Boot Complementary Technologies
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Batch
Spring Batch is often used in conjunction with Spring Boot for batch processing tasks.
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Transaction
Transaction management is crucial in many applications, and Spring Boot simplifies transaction handling.
Spring Framework
Spring Boot builds upon the Spring Framework, providing auto-configuration and simplified setup.
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Software Architect
0.1% of all Software Architect jobs mention Boot
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Software Engineer
0.1% of all Software Engineer jobs mention Boot
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Hardware Engineer
0.1% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention Boot
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Frontend Engineer
176 Frontend Engineer jobs mention Boot
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Engineer
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