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Spring Start Here - Chapter 2 - "The Spring context: Defining beans" Buy me a coffee ☕👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/laurspilca Join my discord community 🚀 / discord In this series, we discuss the book Spring Start Here, chapter by chapter. If you are a Spring fan, noobie, or expert, I invite you to discuss the book's content with me. Dive into Chapter 2 of the Spring Start Here series, where we explore the Spring Context and Dependency Injection fundamentals. This lesson builds on the previous episode and delves deeper into the Spring Framework's core concepts, helping you understand how to manage object instances effectively. Key Topics Covered: Spring Context Overview: What is the Spring Context, and why is it essential? How the context acts as a container for managing object instances (beans). Inversion of Control (IoC): IoC and its role in handing control from the application to the framework. How dependency injection enables IoC by managing object relationships. Creating Beans: Various methods for creating beans in Spring, including the @Bean annotation. Differences between beans and components, and when to use each. Configuration Classes: The importance of @Configuration classes for defining beans. Using ApplicationContext to manage and retrieve beans programmatically. Practical Examples: Step-by-step guide to adding beans to the Spring Context. Real-world use cases of bean creation and dependency injection. Learnings and Outcomes: By the end of this session, you'll have a clear understanding of how to: Create and manage beans in Spring. Leverage dependency injection to enhance modularity and scalability. Use configuration classes effectively to set up Spring applications.