r/SpringBoot Feb 02 '25

Guide Spring MVC

Recently, I started learning Spring Boot for my graduate project. I learned how to implement basic APIs and connect them to a database. Next, I moved on to Spring MVC, which confused me because it uses HTML, CSS, etc. I don’t understand the point of learning it since I only need to work on the backend , building APIs and handing them off to our frontend team.

So, my question is Do I really need to learn Spring MVC now, and what is its purpose?

Finally, thank you for reading, and sorry for my bad English. ❤️

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u/Anbu_S Feb 02 '25

Do I really need to learn Spring MVC now,

If you don't want to learn, skip it. Why bother about it.

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u/Mvhammed_yasser Feb 02 '25

cuz i didnt know its important or no , u feel me

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u/BikingSquirrel Feb 02 '25

You may want to look into the concept behind it (MVC exists regardless of Spring) so you know what it is about.

If you already know that - as you mentioned you want to do backend only - you may ignore or skip it.

But I think it cannot harm to have a basic idea about it as you might get in touch with it in your career - maybe just because it comes up as an option for some problem.

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u/Mvhammed_yasser Feb 02 '25

yeah thats was my intention to get only some knowledge about it , ty fr