The most valuable features of Spring MVC are the modules, such as Spring Admin. All the Spring solutions work well together and are simple to maintain, such as the load balancing on the client side.

The best feature of Spring MVC is its auto-configuration capabilities. A user need not configure anything in the product as it offers configuration files to set profiling and guide users with what they need to connect for development, staging, or production. The auto-configuration is one of the best components of the solution.

When we shifted from our legacy frameworks to the Spring framework, we discovered that Spring definitely made our development easier. One good example is that there is a lot of boiler plate code available that you don't have to write from scratch, making the development of web applications a much simpler process.

It's an enterprise platform that's widely adopted. The platform has a large community, and you'll easily get support. Spring has extensive support for security because of frequent updates.

I didn't like to create APIs. I would have definitely directly connected to the Oracle 11G and created reports based on that. However, obviously, the setup was already there. I did a POC based on it, and I asked them not to actually use this API to directly connect to the database, Oracle 11G, to be able to create the reports. In the end, that wasn't my decision. It wasn't up to me. I would prefer to use a database directly connecting to the report writer and creating reports based on that. The performance is better that way. When you create APIs on top of it, you run into many issues, which I've seen when migrating reports from Business Objects to the JasperReports engine.

It's a stable product.

The solution can scale. 

The most valuable feature is simplicity. I can easily configure everything using the java notations and also write APIs with the solution.

Spring MVC is fast and reliable. 

We appreciate that this product is really easy to integrate with third-party UI services.

This solution is also very straightforward for new users wishing to create items.

The solution is stable and reliable. 

Developing web applications are quite easy there.

The solution is open-source and free to use.

Spring MVC's extensive documentation is the most valuable feature.

It's very light and well designed. If you deep dive into the way this framework is designed, it is very good. If you make a comparison, with Java EE, which was the first way to develop an enterprise application in Java, you have to use an application server. They're huge in terms of infrastructure. We containerize everything in order to use orchestration with CI/CD and so on.

Spring gives you the opportunity to develop architecture in the simplest way possible. It comes with everything you would want in terms of security. If you want to access the database, you have the ability to do that. If you want to make micro-service architecture, it is very simple, and you can integrate the API Gateway. You can use it to integrate services discovery.

There are many features that you can use very easily. There is also a very good community, so you can rapidly get a solution to any of your problems.

The most valuable feature of Spring MVC is the configuration, such as WAF.

The interface is the solution's most valuable aspect.

The solution is very helpful in developing front pages.

The initial setup is simple.

The scalability and stability are pretty good.

Dependency Injection is one of the major features which makes our life easier using Spring. It is well documented and has active communities, which provide us enormous help.

I have found the new version with annotations and differentiation between SpringMVC and REST Controllers to be most valuable.