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In today’s software development, backend systems operate silently in the background while users interact with web or mobile applications, handling data processing. In this course, we will learn how to develop the backend using Spring Boot and understand the hierarchical structure through the analogy of a cafe and bakery.<\/p>\n

1. What is Spring Boot?<\/h2>\n

Spring Boot is a Java-based framework built on the Spring Framework, designed to help developers quickly build applications without complex configurations. With various starter packages to add features and default configurations, Spring Boot reduces the effort required for customization.<\/p>\n

2. Overview of Backend Development<\/h2>\n

Backend development includes various tasks such as data storage, business logic processing, and API provisioning. For example, in a food delivery order website, users select menus and make payments on the frontend while the backend processes these requests to save order details and relay them to the kitchen.<\/p>\n

3. Understanding Hierarchical Architecture<\/h2>\n

Hierarchical architecture is a common pattern in software design where each layer performs a specific role. Let’s consider the analogy of a ‘cafe and bakery’ system.<\/p>\n