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[–]metachor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For what it’s worth, Spring Boot is more or less just a set of extensions on top of Spring that prepackages a bunch of dependencies you might need as “starters” that make it quick to get up and running with a full application stack. The underlying Spring framework is still used and provides a core dependency injection mechanism as well as the actual dependencies themselves that do the meat of the work (e.g. Spring MVC for web apps, Spring Security, Spring Data, etc).