Learn JHIPSTER with Real Code Examples

Install Node.js, Yarn/NPM, Java JDK, and Maven/Gradle

Install Yeoman and JHipster generator globally

Run `jhipster` in terminal to generate a project

Configure database, authentication, and frontend framework

Start development server with `./mvnw` or `./gradlew` and frontend dev server

Install Java JDK, Node.js, Yarn/NPM

Install Maven or Gradle

Install Yeoman and JHipster generator

Configure IDE for Java + frontend development

Run generator to scaffold application

application.yml - Spring Boot configuration

pom.xml or build.gradle - build tools

src/main/webapp - frontend assets

docker/ - container definitions

kubernetes/ - deployment manifests

jhipster - start generator

jhipster entity <name> - generate entity

./mvnw - run backend server

yarn start - run frontend server

docker-compose up - run in Docker

Built-in i18n support in frontend frameworks

Locale-specific messages and content

Switching locales dynamically in UI

UTF-8 encoding supported

Custom translation files can be added

Frontend templates follow best practices for accessibility

Supports keyboard navigation and ARIA attributes

Internationalization support

Accessible forms and validation messages

Tested with frontend accessibility tools

Uses Angular/React/Vue templates

Integrates CSS frameworks (Bootstrap, Tailwind)

Component-based UI for maintainability

Responsive design out-of-the-box

Optional integration with third-party UI libraries

Backend manages persistent state via database

Frontend manages UI state with Redux or Angular services

Sessions and JWT for authentication

Caching for performance

Event-driven updates between microservices

Database persistence via JPA/Hibernate

Entity relationships and migrations

REST API endpoints for frontend

Caching for read-heavy operations

Logging and auditing of changes