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welcome back aliens letamp;#39;s continue the series on Spring framework Target for this video is 150 comments so to this point we were able to work with spring boot but then we want to also explore how do you work with spring framework without spring Boot and then uh to achieve that what we have done is we got this Dev we got this app uh basically we were trying to create the object for Dev so when I say we are trying to create the object basically Iamp;#39;m asking spring framework to give me the object as you can see uh we have done that uh in the configuration so if I show you the configuration which is spring.xml we got three objects here so every time you want the object from Spring framework if you are not using springboard we have to use some configuration we are using XML here you can also do that in different ways but in XML if you are doing that we can use Bean tags uh you can see we got a bean tag with the ID Dev and the class name is Dev uh we got another Bean tag which