A multi-module project in Spring Boot is a project that consists of multiple modules, each with its own functionality and dependencies. This approach enables developers to modularize their application into smaller, more manageable components, making it easier to maintain and improve over time.
In a multi-module project, each module can have its own build configuration and dependency management, and can be compiled and deployed independently. This approach is particularly useful for large and complex applications, where it may be difficult to manage dependencies and maintain a consistent build process across the entire application.
Spring Boot provides several tools and features to support multi-module projects, including the ability to manage dependencies between modules, module-specific configurations, and a unified build system. Additionally, developers can use Spring Boot's modular architecture to create reusable components and libraries that can be shared across multiple projects.
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Asked: 2021-09-23 11:00:00 +0000
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