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Is there a Spring Boot designed to replace Spring Roo?

I recently spent some time looking at projects contained in the Spring 4.0 ecosystem, and recently looked at the documentation for Spring Boot. It looks like Boot has a bunch of nice features for quickly and quickly launching a Spring application, including the ability to automatically configure and run embedded application servers in a simple .jar file. I understand that Roo is designed to become a CLI tool for quickly prototyping a Spring application and does not require such a stubborn approach as Boot. Despite these differences, both tools have the ultimate goal of simplifying the Spring application from scratch, so my question is: Is Spring Boot means replacing Spring Roo in the Spring ecosystem, or will both continue to coexist with the same level of support?

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Dec 13 '13 at 22:07
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