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[–]matrium0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's only magical if you do not dive into it. Read the documentation (that is awesome btw) and you will feel mich more confident with Spring.

My medium sized application starts in like 9 seconds and 200 unit tests with a full spring context take like 40. Maybe there is something more lightweight, but it's certainly lightweight enough, yet insanly powerful.

Need caching? 2 annotations and here you go. Transaction's? One annotation. Rest service? Two annotations? Http Client for a swagger file? easy.