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Crack your Java and Spring Developer interview by preparing important topics and mastering key concepts in a guided and structured way in a quick time.

Java Interviews are notoriously tough, not because they ask impossible algorithmic questions like Google or Amazon, but due to the vast nature of Java API, Frameworks, and Libraries. It’s not enough to only know Java and expect to clear Java Interviews.

To pass Java Interviews, knowledge of essential frameworks like Spring, Spring Boot, and Hibernate is also required. In the previous book Grokking the Java Interview, core Java topics such as Collections, Multithreading, and Java Fundamentals were covered. This book shares common Spring Framework questions from job interviews.

Spring Framework is the most popular and standard framework for developing Java applications, both core Java and Java web applications running on servers like Tomcat.

Spring Framework is very vast, with sub-projects such as Containers, Core Spring Concepts like IoC and Dependency Injection, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Testing, and miscellaneous Spring APIs.

This book contains frequently asked questions from essential Spring topics like:

Container, Dependency, and IOC
Spring Bean Lifecycle
Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)
Spring MVC
Spring Boot Intro
Spring Boot Auto Configuration
Spring Boot Starter Dependency
Spring Boot Actuator
Spring Boot CLI
Spring Boot Testing
Spring Cloud Questions
Spring Data JPA
Spring Security

These questions are a compilation of the author’s best Spring Boot articles read by millions of Java developers, reflecting 10 years of experience writing Java and Spring articles, tutorials, and interview questions.

If preparing for Java and Spring Boot interviews, this book is highly recommended to review before telephonic or face-to-face interviews for not only gaining confidence and knowledge but also learning how to steer Java interviews in your favor.

The book is also useful for Java developers preparing for the Spring Professional Certification Exam, answering most questions from the official Spring Certification Exam guide, serving as a review study guide as well.

All the best for your Java interview! For questions or feedback, you can contact the author on Twitter javinpaul or comment on his blogs Javarevisited and Java67.