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Day 5: Spring Boot Learning.Topic: ComponentScan annotation | scanBasePackages | Multiple package scan. #100DaysOfCode .#Java #javaprogramming #programmings #programmer .#spring #springboot #Eclipse.#DEVCommunity #Developer #Developers
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D041/100: May 12, 3 h (t=172.5 h).#100DaysOfCode #SpringFramework #Primary #Qualifier #Scope #ComponentScan #DependencyInjection
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Many @springboot developers always have their main class annotated with @Configuration, @EnableAutoConfiguration, and @ComponentScan. Since these annotations are so frequently used together (especially following best practices),use @SpringBootApplication as alternative.
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#Koin Annotations 2.0 upgrades modules and component scanning: Annotate your classes with @Module to create a module. Definitions can be scanned using @ComponentScan or declared as simple functions. Module scanning can span across all Gradle modules. @InsertKoin_IO
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Não pague mico, exceto se for muito necessário, não use as anotações @Configuration, @EnableAutoConfiguration e @ComponentScan em uma classe anotada com @SpringBootApplication, pois elas já são adicionadas por padrão. #springboot #springframework #java #devmedia
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“How does Component Scanning works in Spring? @Configuration, @Component and @ComponentScan Example”
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How @Configuration, @Component and @ComponentScan works in Spring Framework? Component Scanning Example
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Day 36 #100DaysOfCode of learning #java programming for #backendDevelopment . Learning about @springboot application, @component, @componentScan, @enableAutoCOnfiguration
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Springの起動時,何が起きてる?.@ComponentScan ���パッケージ内のクラスをスキャン.Bean候補の情報(メタデータ)を収集.IoCコンテナが依存関係を判断してBeanを生成.必要なところに自動注入(DI).この流れが、Springの「魔法」の正体.コード書かずにオブジェクトが用意されるのはこの仕組みのおかげ.
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@SpringBootApplication =. @Configuration + @EnableAutoConfiguration + @ComponentScan.これ1つで、Spring Bootアプリの基本設定が全部そろう。.mainクラスをスッキリ書ける便利なアノテーション!. #駆け出しエンジニア.#エンジニアと繋がりたい.
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Sharing #Kotlin #Multiplatform components with #Koin has become super easy. You simply to have a module on common code, scanning for a particular package (then use @Module & @ComponentScan). Define & annotate your "expect" components. Go setup your app:
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