Learn JHIPSTER with Real Code Examples

Create a blog or CMS with JHipster monolith

Develop a task management tool with Angular/React frontend

Build microservices architecture with Spring Boot backend

Implement OAuth2 authentication for enterprise apps

Deploy applications using Docker Compose or Kubernetes

Check logs in backend and frontend servers

Verify database connectivity and migrations

Ensure Node.js and Java versions are compatible

Check Docker/Kubernetes configuration for cloud deployment

Run `jhipster doctor` to detect environment issues

JUnit and Spring Boot testing for backend

Protractor, Cypress, or Jest for frontend

Integration testing with test containers

Mocking services and APIs

End-to-end tests in CI/CD pipelines

Run locally with Maven/Gradle and Node.js

Deploy using Docker Compose

Deploy microservices to Kubernetes cluster

Use cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure)

Integrate CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment

Yeoman generator for scaffolding

JHipster UML for entity modeling

Docker and Kubernetes deployment tools

CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab

JHipster Console and monitoring tools

Spring Boot with JPA/Hibernate for database

Angular/React/Vue frontends

Keycloak or Okta for OAuth2 authentication

Elasticsearch, Kafka, or RabbitMQ for microservices

Cloud deployment on AWS, GCP, Azure, or OpenShift

Use generator to scaffold apps and entities

Automate testing and CI/CD pipelines

Use Blueprints for custom templates

Leverage Docker/Kubernetes for consistent environments

Follow best practices for modular frontend components

Steep learning curve for full-stack developers

Managing generated code complexity

Upgrading JHipster versions safely

Configuring CI/CD pipelines and microservices

Integrating with multiple cloud providers