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3. Why does Spring Boot prefer convention over configuration?

Editor's note: "Most apps need the same setup: a pool, a JSON mapper, a server. Boot gives sensible defaults and backs off when I define my own bean, so I write config only where I differ. That cuts boilerplate and keeps teams consistent." Source for the "back off" part: Using auto-configuration: Gradually replacing auto-configuration

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