In this tutoral, we will use Spring Boot for the web development environment, Websockets for real-time communication, Tomcat for the Java application container, Gradle for building and managing the dependencies, Thymeleaf for template rendering, MongoDB for data storage, and finally there will be no XML for bean configurations. Just to make you inspired, at the end of this article, you will see a fully working application like the one shown below.
Build a Real-Time Chat Application With Modulus and Spring Boot
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