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The upcoming release of Spring Boot is placing a strong emphasis on energy efficiency, a stride made possible through the incorporation of GraalVM native images and Project Loom’s virtual threads. This development is not merely a performance enhancement but a meaningful step towards bolstering the framework’s energy efficiency, a crucial aspect given its broad adoption.

Link to the upcoming release - https://lnkd.in/dtN2kKch

My engagement with the Spring Framework commenced in 2004, marked by my first book on the subject. At that juncture, Spring introduced a breath of fresh air with its lightweight framework ethos, employing POJOs and dependency injection, starkly contrasting with the more cumbersome EJBs. Fast forward to the present, Spring has traversed a remarkable journey, maturing through multiple iterations and products.

For those interested in revisiting the historical trajectory, my article from 2004 provides a glimpse into the early days of Spring: Introduction to Spring Framework - https://lnkd.in/dwW75B_Z

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