HTML5, Angular.js, Groovy, Java & MongoDB – What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
summary
Demonstrates a runnable Java web app assembled live: Gradle + Dropwizard (Jetty) backend, Jackson/JACK for MongoDB, AngularJS + Bootstrap front end, Groovy script to import OpenStreetMap; unit and functional Spock tests run green, REST POST returns 201 Created, app saves orders and returns generated IDs, geospatial query finds 8,734 coffee shops loaded and returns the nearest result, all built end-to-end in under an hour using IntelliJ shortcuts.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 14:16Ng Controller
- 17:40Bootstrap Css
- 18:13Use the Web Development Tools in Chrome
- 32:04Spock Test
- 37:57What Could Possibly Go Wrong
- 46:34And Then I'M Going To Create this Query Let's Put this Down Here so We Can See It So Query Builder Using the Location Field because that's Where the Location Is I'M Going To Give It My Current Massachu De'longhi Tude and Say Find Me the Closest One within Two Kilometers and that's Hopefully Going To Find Us Our Nearest Coffee Shop and if It Doesn't Find One I'M GonNa Get a 404 because that's the Right Error To Try Let's Test that We'Ve Got this Right
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