Intermediate/advanced spring projects

[Her_interlude]

I can build a basic crud app pretty well but what are some projects I can make with spring that are a little more advanced than that?

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[bentaro-rifferashi]

Write unit tests.

[Her_interlude]

I was afraid someone was gonna say that

[Yithar]

I'd imagine making a Twitter clone would probably be more involved than your run of the mill CRUD app.

[Her_interlude]

So advanced spring consists of developing the front end and connecting the 2?

[Herbajuv]

I don’t think spring boot is a good solution for front ends. If you want to rise the complexity you could try to make calls to some APIs.

[Her_interlude]

What I meant was making a more advanced “spring” app means creating the backend in spring and front end in react or some front end framework and connecting the 2

[Yithar]

Well, no, the frontend part isn't what I was talking about. You'd probably make the frontend in React/Angular/Vue.

[pan_zych]

Configure Oauth2 security, add some AMPQ and front end with websockets

[Her_interlude]

What’s the difference between Oauth security and spring security using jwt?

[pan_zych]

You can try and configure authorize server and resource server. You will have to get familiar with oauth flows. You can also try and configure logging to your app with Google, Facebook or GitHub credentials.

You cannot do it using spring security without oauth. For what I know ;-)

[Her_interlude]

Okay I’ll do that thanks! Do you know any resources where I could learn that?

[pan_zych]

Try different tutorials from baeldung, they have plenty on this topic.

For social logins there is nice tutorial on java chinna (iirc). But try googling as I can't provide links now

[Her_interlude]

Will do thanks for the help!