Thursday, January 7, 2016

What makes Framework work?

A framework is essentially a skeleton, a structure around which the fleshing out of your application occurs. 

Frameworks tend to be built around a design pattern and consist of frozen spots – structural components which are unmodified by the developer -- and hot spots, the pieces that an application developer contributes. 

In Spring, the hot spots are developer-contributed POJOs which are configured to run within the framework.

*POJO - Plain Old Java Object

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