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It's a Kind of Magic: Under the Covers of Spring Boot - Brian Clozel, Stéphane Nicoll

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Brian Clozel and Stéphane Nicoll explain the inner workings of Spring Boot auto-configuration and its conditional configuration model.

One of Spring Boot's most powerful features is its auto-configuration. This magic is key to the convention-over-configuration approach that has brought a huge boost in productivity to Java developers. But is it really magic? We don't think so. In this session we'll take a look under the covers of Spring Boot. You'll learn about auto-configuration and the conditional configuration model that powers it, helping you to be even more productive when writing Spring Boot applications. Brian Clozel, Spring Team Member, Pivotal Stéphane Nicoll, Spring Developer, Pivotal Filmed at SpringOne Platform 2017

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…t will be picked up by component scanning. It seems to work. While I do think it's bad practice, since it is very unlikely that component scanning will actually pick it up in a real world scenario, I am wondering why the documentation feel so strongly about it. Are there any other dangers that I fail to anticipate, and if so, which? Edit : In link to this video Stéphane and Brian explain that there are two phases, one called "UserConfiguration Phase" and another "AutoConfiguration Phase". Following that thought would suggest, ……
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