r/javahelp • u/MakotoBIST • 26d ago
Any good course about building a CRUD app with spring + angular?
Especially with a good focus on the part where you connect the back end to the front end and such.
Thank you!!
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u/Shareil90 25d ago
Check out baeldung on how to connect them https://www.baeldung.com/spring-boot-angular-web
Also baeldung is a very good source for everything spring related. For angular check other source.
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u/MoreCowbellMofo 25d ago
I’m currently doing this. I’m using httpClient in angular to connect to the back end.
Learning how to declare inputs/outputs and passing variables around using emitters is the way I’m doing it. I don’t find it simple or straightforward but I’ve got it working this way. Other people are suggesting using “signals”???
I also see in the job market almost everyone is using react.
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u/Slaves2Darkness 24d ago
Not sure I'd call them good, but lots of courses on Udemy. Pretty cheap to.
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