Harness Java's Unmatched Power with JAQ Stack
summary
A concrete build system that packages Java backend, Angular UI and a database layer into a single repository and artifact, using Maven to run ng build steps so one Maven command builds UI and backend and dumps compiled assets into target. The repo produces a WAR that runs on Tomcat, connects to MongoDB (or Postgres with minor changes), and the demo shows the app running end to end. Notes on tooling: Spring/Helidon-compatible Java, Angular or React front ends, planned Docker/CLI and AI assistance for repository-wide context.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Web app architecture challenges
- 3:55JAQ stack concept
- 6:46Monorepo and Java backend
- 9:53Angular frontend integration
- 11:38Maven build and deployment
- 13:26Monorepo advantages
- 14:31Future AI integration
- 17:42Q&A
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