Summary
This chapter has given us a clear picture of the Spring framework which relies heavily on browser-based transactions. Spring's flexibility and robustness gave us an architecture where the bulk of processing is done on the client-side, whether it is a simple data presentation, or a complicated socket-driven chat messaging feature. Because of its high-adaptability to JavaScript APIs, Spring can make browser-centric applications which are easier to design, test and deploy.
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