Java-based configuration instead of XML.
- Category: Spring Boot Project Components — part of the Spring Boot Tutorial on GoCareerGo
- Read the short summary above, then check the linked docs for full syntax/behaviour
- Interview tip: be ready to explain "@Configuration Classes" in one sentence, then back it up with a tiny example
// @Configuration Classes — minimal example
// See the Spring / Spring Boot reference docs for the exact API for this topic.Tip
Quick recall: "@Configuration Classes" — java-based configuration instead of XML.