If you are a java developer and are looking for a good paying job, then answer is – Spring framework is very important. I have interviewed a lot of java developers (1000+) across India and USA for a consultancy and most of the clients need the candidate to be good in some modules of Spring Framework. It seems most projects have Spring Framework as their backbone and are definitely using at least a few modules of Spring – Spring MVC, Spring boot, Spring Data, Spring Core. In the last 2 years spring boot has taken a leap as that is being widely used to develop micro-services. I used Spring boot to develop many micro services in my last two projects and I loved it for the flexibility that it offers and the quick development time that it brings.
Good news is – If you are new to Spring, you can quickly learn it. There is plethora of material available on internet as well as very good YouTube videos that you can watch and code along. If you have your basics on Core Java clear, it wouldn’t be a hard work. Many times, the job positions seek Spring Framework as one of the skill set, but even if you are not very good at it, but are a good Java developer otherwise, they will hire you assuming you will learn it on the Job.
Having said that, your resume’s weight will definitely increase in the market manifolds if you have already added a few of Spring Modules into it.
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