Hi, First of all, this is a good try explaining this new concept regarding Jhipster and Microservices but you messed up some things quite bad. Microservice architecture in Jhipster way is composed of 3 major parts: 1. Jhipster registry (or any other option given by them, this is the service that registers and combine your back-end rest services with front-end part- mostly the Angular part - this could be wrong explanation, it is given by my understanding of registry functionality) 2. Jhipster gateway - this is the front-end of your application - Angular project containing all the UI parts 3. Jhipster micro-service app - this is the actual Java application that creates rest api to be exposed in gateway, this can be multiplied based on what functionalities you want to have in back-end,and then you just have to update the gateway with the new entities and other options you added in back-end. So in your example, you missed a lot of options in creating a full and correct micro-service architecture app. Please go and study a bit on the Jhipster main site for what options are there and the exact steps needed in creating and deploying such application. Thank you.
Hi Bilcan , Thanks you so much for your valuable word , yes I completely agree with you In this specific example I didn't use any microservice component like (eureka, gateway or zipkin) This is just I named microservice but yes I should try one full Fletch microservice as you suggested . Once again thank you so much for your help
@@Javatechie I'm sorry if the above comment message was a formed in a mean way more than a constructive one :D. I saw your other videos about spring boot and spring security and there you did a very good job showing step by step how to configure that framework and which are the main ways to use that. And again, the first comment was more pointed to others who look for info about this Jhipster architecture. There are a lot of new things done there and some of them are changing continuously. I watched almost all the video tutorials i could find about this,and read the information too and still have a lot of things that i don't get. For example, i wanted to extend the main User form with extra fields - this is a very complicated process, and a lot of places to do the changes. Another big challenge is to go and edit the login and add an extra verification step by sending a token on email for a 2FA method authentication based on email rather than sms or other mobile apps. Thank you and best regards, Bogdan.
Hi Bilcan , no sorry am really happy with your inputs .jhipster I will try with other steps which you mentioned . Yes 2 factor authentication is really interesting features 🥰
Hi Basant, wonderful tool and excellent explanation, as always. Thanks. Wondering if you could please walk us through the generated code as well. This tool has the potential to save so much time. Also it generates code that covers many different facets of an ideal production app, that most developers are not experienced with. We can blindly use it, but we will have to struggle when some subtle changes have to be made. There is needs to have mastery over codebase. An explanation of it will be very helpful. And if you explain it, this tool could gain a lot of traction and benefit developers, as we would be able to generate applications rapidly. You have our gratitude and love 🙏 Thanks and keep up the great work. 🙏
Is it always mandatory to have choose client-side technology like Angular while creating a project structure with JHipster? Can I just create a simple project structure to develop restful webservices using Jhispter?
Thanks for the video man ,but I expected some micro services applications and jhipster handle that. For more clarification , is for each micro service there will be a separated spring boot app or one spring boot app handle multiple database integration ?? And again thanks for the effort
superp bro its a great tool all in one ...really bro ur R & D helping lots of developer like us
Thanks Pravas for your appreciate we will continue the same ....
Hi,
First of all, this is a good try explaining this new concept regarding Jhipster and Microservices but you messed up some things quite bad.
Microservice architecture in Jhipster way is composed of 3 major parts:
1. Jhipster registry (or any other option given by them, this is the service that registers and combine your back-end rest services with front-end part- mostly the Angular part - this could be wrong explanation, it is given by my understanding of registry functionality)
2. Jhipster gateway - this is the front-end of your application - Angular project containing all the UI parts
3. Jhipster micro-service app - this is the actual Java application that creates rest api to be exposed in gateway, this can be multiplied based on what functionalities you want to have in back-end,and then you just have to update the gateway with the new entities and other options you added in back-end.
So in your example, you missed a lot of options in creating a full and correct micro-service architecture app.
Please go and study a bit on the Jhipster main site for what options are there and the exact steps needed in creating and deploying such application.
Thank you.
Hi Bilcan ,
Thanks you so much for your valuable word , yes I completely agree with you
In this specific example I didn't use any microservice component like (eureka, gateway or zipkin)
This is just I named microservice but yes I should try one full Fletch microservice as you suggested .
Once again thank you so much for your help
@@Javatechie I'm sorry if the above comment message was a formed in a mean way more than a constructive one :D.
I saw your other videos about spring boot and spring security and there you did a very good job showing step by step how to configure that framework and which are the main ways to use that.
And again, the first comment was more pointed to others who look for info about this Jhipster architecture.
There are a lot of new things done there and some of them are changing continuously. I watched almost all the video tutorials i could find about this,and read the information too and still have a lot of things that i don't get.
For example, i wanted to extend the main User form with extra fields - this is a very complicated process, and a lot of places to do the changes.
Another big challenge is to go and edit the login and add an extra verification step by sending a token on email for a 2FA method authentication based on email rather than sms or other mobile apps.
Thank you and best regards,
Bogdan.
Hi Bilcan , no sorry am really happy with your inputs .jhipster I will try with other steps which you mentioned .
Yes 2 factor authentication is really interesting features 🥰
Awesome. can you explain how it simplifies deployment process in aws
I didn't explore much buddy will check and update you
Hi Basant, wonderful tool and excellent explanation, as always. Thanks.
Wondering if you could please walk us through the generated code as well. This tool has the potential to save so much time. Also it generates code that covers many different facets of an ideal production app, that most developers are not experienced with. We can blindly use it, but we will have to struggle when some subtle changes have to be made. There is needs to have mastery over codebase. An explanation of it will be very helpful. And if you explain it, this tool could gain a lot of traction and benefit developers, as we would be able to generate applications rapidly. You have our gratitude and love 🙏
Thanks and keep up the great work. 🙏
Very Well Explained
there is no npm start showing for me
You need to install npm manually
@@Javatechie I have npm.. but start script is not there it seems. Thank you for responding:)
Not sure how it was missing could you please reinstall and try
You Rock man . a big appreciation
Is it always mandatory to have choose client-side technology like Angular while creating a project structure with JHipster? Can I just create a simple project structure to develop restful webservices using Jhispter?
Yes you can create only backend if you want
You are an amazing instructor.
hello who can help me i want manage my own user roles in JHipster but since 3day i cann't please help me
You want to create one more user role apart from admin and user ?
Very Good explnation 👍..
Thank you
Explained very well 😀
Thanks for the video man ,but I expected some micro services applications and jhipster handle that.
For more clarification , is for each micro service there will be a separated spring boot app or one spring boot app handle multiple database integration ??
And again thanks for the effort
Each spring boot application called one one microservice and one spring boot application can connect to only one database
Awesome 😍
bro while running mvn install it is going to the organisation nexus and trying to find the jar which it is not able to do
Did u set maven home . please cross verify once
Are you using this in your current project ??? i mean are industry is using this tool to build Project ???? Thanks
Hi Shukla ,till now didn't get a chance to use it but yes industry using it .
I have a live project made with Jhipster.
thanks.....very well explanation....keep it up
Thank you bro..
Can you upload any video for customization of login screen and sidebar
Can you do Video on Spring boot Apache Ignite
Yeah I never get a chance with play around Apache ignite .but definitely will hv a look on it ...nd will prepare video soon
Awesome video dude keep it up
superp Basant sir ji
nice tutorial, please do small project tutorial using jhipster
Please check my second video there I created one small project with crud operation
@@Javatechie please do more projects on jhipster i have seen your previous tutorial as well
Ok will do one more tutorial with open authentication
Thank you bro !!
Nice ...
bon tutoriel
Nice