JFSD-Project

🚀 Java Full Stack Developer (JFSD) Capstone Project

🌟 Project Overview

This is a comprehensive, end-to-end Full Stack application designed to demonstrate proficiency across the entire software development stack, including modern front-end framework development and robust back-end API creation.

✨ Key Features & Functionality

• RESTful API Services: Implemented clean and secure RESTful endpoints for CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.
• Component-Based UI: Developed a dynamic and responsive user interface using Angular components, routing, and services.
• Data Persistence: Managed relational data efficiently using JPA/Hibernate, connected to a relational database.
• Security/Authentication: (Optional: Add this if implemented, otherwise remove or replace) Implemented basic user authentication/authorization.
• Responsive Design: Ensured the application is accessible and functional across various device sizes.

🛠️ Technology Stack

This project integrates the following core Full Stack technologies:

Layer	Technology	Role
Backend / API	Java (JDK 17+)	Core server-side logic and business services.
Framework	Spring Boot	Rapid API development, dependency injection, and server configuration.
Database	MySQL / PostgreSQL	Secure and persistent data storage.
ORM	JPA / Hibernate	Object-Relational Mapping for database interaction.
Frontend	Angular	Dynamic single-page application (SPA) user interface.
Styling	HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap	Modern styling and responsive layout.

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🚀 Live Demo and Full Stack Deployment

This project showcases a complete end-to-end deployment pipeline, demonstrating skill in hosting both front-end and back-end components:

• Front-end Application (Angular/UI): https://akash0772.github.io/JFSD-Project/
• Back-end API (Spring Boot/Services): https://spring-boot-example1-app.herokuapp.com/

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⚙️ How to Run Locally

1. Backend Setup: Clone the repository and navigate to the /backend folder. Configure your MySQL credentials in application.properties. Run the application using mvn spring-boot:run.
2. Frontend Setup: Navigate to the /frontend (or /client) folder. Install dependencies (npm install). Run the client using ng serve.
3. Access: Open your browser and navigate to the Front-end Application URL above.

🔗 Connect With Me

• Developer: Akash Chaurasiya
• LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/akash0772
• GitHub: https://github.com/Akash0772