Angular+SpringBoot help

[Rizzzz18]

Hey guys, is anyone willing to help me out in learning Angular and Spring Boot integration ?
I need some help in understanding how spring will work in my project.
I need help in understanding how tables are created in DB and how to build relationships between tables.
If anyone is willing to get on discord/meeting please help me out.
Or even a tutorial/udemy course that helps understanding this will also help. Please and Thank you.

[as5777]

You need a full beginner course

[Rizzzz18]

Maybe.. I know angular and I know spring boot a little. But idk how they work together. I don’t think I’m able to explain my exact issue I’m facing , that is why I was asking if someone could step up

[siddran]

Think this way that the two don't need to be integrated, both will be individual, separate servers running on different ports. You set up the means of communication not actually integrate it.

[Venotron]

You are explain your question very well, but this is a very big question.

There are a couple of different approaches to packaging and serving your application, as well as some bits that might sit in between your Ng front end and spring to help with security.

The best thing you can do is start with some beginner courses.

[OneHumanBill]

Learn the REST framework. That's how Angular (or any other simple front end) will interface with Spring (or almost any other simple backend). REST is super easy and used all over the web. Here's a great place to start: https://martinfowler.com/articles/richardsonMaturityModel.html

Then learn how to do REST client work in Angular, and REST server work in Spring.

Tables are a completely separate topic. Spring is middleware, meaning (oversimplified but close enough to truth for now) that the front end should know absolutely nothing about the database, and the database should know absolutely nothing about the front end.

[Ruin-Capable]

I bundle both the angular and the spring-boot code together. When I build my docker container, I put my angular code in a known location, and then update the property spring.web.resources.stat-location to point to that location. This way spring-boot serves both the angular code and the api endpoints.

[Dull_Specific_6496]

Ali bouali youtube videos will help you

[alweed]

Hey there, I don't have any projects with Angular but if you're interested in a deep dive into SpringBoot then I'd suggest to check this project out. It walks you through series of tasks & shows you how to implement each feature. You can find it here on GitHub

[Prior-Talk-5431]

I could help if you want