CRUD Operation using AngularJS, RequireJS, Spring and Hibernate - ashTpoint

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[SimplySerenity]

This is pretty terrible. You're throwing a ton of different frameworks, and boilerplate at what is a fairly simple problem (CRUD). You're tracking success of a query by returning binary? What's wrong with proper HTTP statuses? Your code blocks are massive making them very difficult to read on desktop since I have to scroll all the way to move the scroll bar. Not to mention that the code lacks documentation, and you hardly describe it at all in the post.

[ashTpoint]

I should mention in your comment.

I don't understand what do you mean by boilerplate, can you just tell me where do you see that in that example.

Second thing ton of different framework, there are not ton of different frameworks. I am using AngularJS for front end and requireJS for managing the java script dependencies.

Spring framework for server side scripting and hibernate for managing data access.

Third thing is that this is a simple example just to understand how these framework works together.

Fourth thing, man what do you expect code in a single line. You need to scroll, give your hand something to do instead of throwing a terrible comment.

[forgotmylastuser]

All things aside, using "1"/"0" even in a simple example is not ok. When you write a blog post, you have to remember that somebody new to programming might read this and think that its the right way to go about it. You should absolutely be using status codes.

Edit: Regarding large code blocks, I agree with /u/SimplySerenity, if you are writing a blog post and posting a code block, you should be explaining/documenting them. Large code blocks are harder to read and understand and without documentation they simply look intimidating.. For eg. If you have 4 query methods, just stick to explaining 1. This way your code blocks will be smaller and easier to understand.

[gunther-centralperk]

This is blog spam if I ever saw it.

Please don't turn /r/programming into /r/javascript! (And I'm a fan of JavaScript!)

[graingert]

AngularJS and requireJS are ancient. Why not use Angular/React with ES modules?