Yes, I understand perfectly. Spring is a very wide subject and you can't cover everything in one book, or else you would need to create a book that is so big that it's not possible to complete, neither for you, nor for the readers.
The book seems interesting anyway
There are so many modules in the spring framework, does the book concentrate mainly on some specific modules, or does it have more of a general overview for each module
There are so many javascript libraries, and more and more libraries being written every day. How to know which ones are good, the ones one should use in his projects
Does mastering the technologies ant or maven help in learning gradle? Is it worth migrating existing applications build system to gradle, or is it better to use it for new projects?
Is this book a reference book, or is it a step by step guide to learn the spring framework? And which parts are covered more than others, since the spring framework is a big framework, covering all the parts wouldn't be possible, I guess
I am a Flex developer. Flex integration with server side frameworks allows developers to make big enterprise-level applications easily. Is that possible in HTML5? or is HTML5 more oriented towards small applications
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