Creating modular test driven SPAs with Spring and AngularJS
summary
A working single-page plant-collection app uses Spring Boot + AngularJS with Spring Data REST for the backend, Redis-based sessions via Spring Session, SockJS/STOMP WebSockets for server pushes, and file-upload plus masonry directives for images; the demo bundles front-end tooling into Maven/Gradle using the frontend plugin and runs Grunt/Yeoman builds with ng-annotate and Bower for dependency management; unit tests run under Karma and end-to-end tests with Protractor; routing uses ui-router and the app mostly works end-to-end with a few demo-time hiccups.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and goals
- 8:48AngularJS overview and basics
- 27:58Demo application walkthrough
- 34:58Build and deployment strategies
- 43:00Spring Boot integration
- 57:35Testing in AngularJS
- 1:09:41UI considerations and resources
- 1:15:34Q&A and closing
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