As an end-to-end application framework, Spring mirrors some of the Java EE capabilities , but it offers a combination of features and programming conventions you won’t find elsewhere.

Spring Framework 6.0 and 6.1 and Spring Boot 3.0 and 3.2 had more user-facing features, such as Ahead-of-Time compilation with GraalVM Native Image or support for virtual threads and CRaC.

How to expose data, logic and tools to LLM-based tooling in a Java-friendly way with Spring Boot. How to create a Spring Boot MCP server component that returns context-relevant, organization-specific ...