Build an AngularJS, Java, MongoDB Web App in an hour

Mar 17, 201418 likes16,953 views

As demonstrated at QCon London 2014 - these slides are the user stories to be used in association with the code at https://github.com/trishagee/cafelito More details, and videos, here: http://trishagee.github.io/presentation/angularjs_html5_groovy_java_mongodb_wcpgw/

Trisha Gee, Java Driver Developer
#QConLondon
Building a web app in an hour
@trisha_gee

Fully Buzz Word Compliant
• AngularJS (HTML5, JavaScript)
• Bootstrap (& UI Bootstrap)
• Drop Wizard (Jackson, Jersey, Jetty)
• MongoDB via MongoJack (& Java Driver)
• Gradle, Groovy & Spock
• IntelliJ IDEA

As a user of this
amazing application,
I need to be able to
see it
Story 0

As a coffee drinker,
I would like to be able
to select the coffee I
want to order
Story 1

As a coffee shop,
I need to know which
size and who ordered
it so it goes to the
right person
Story 2

As someone with eyes,
I would really like this
to not look like crap
Story 3

As a drinker of ﬁne hot
and cold drinks,
I need to send this
order to an actual
coffee shop
Story 4

As a systems admin,
I need to know the
connection to
MongoDB is closed
when the server stops
Story 5

As a normal paranoid
human being, I want
to see my order made
it to the server
Story 6

As a hippy,
I need to be able to
select soy milk
Story 7.1

As someone who does
not appreciate coffee,
I need to add all sorts
of sugary goodness to
mask the taste of
perfectly good coffee
Story 7.2

As a control freak,
I want to be able to
add free-form options
Story 7.2

As a thirsty person,
I want to know where
to pick my coffee up
from
Story 8

REST in Practice:
Hypermedia and
Systems Architecture
Jim Webber,
Savas Parastatidis,
Ian Robinson

Angular Fundamentals
in 60ish minutes
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=i9MHigUZKEM

AngularJS meets JavaEE
• https://blogs.oracle.com/geertjan/entry/
angularjs_meets_java_ee_7

dropwizard.codahale.
com/getting-started/

Questions?
#QConLondon
@trisha_gee
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1. Trisha Gee, Java Driver Developer #QConLondon Building a web app in an hour @trisha_gee

2. Fully Buzz Word Compliant • AngularJS (HTML5, JavaScript) • Bootstrap (& UI Bootstrap) • Drop Wizard (Jackson, Jersey, Jetty) • MongoDB via MongoJack (& Java Driver) • Gradle, Groovy & Spock • IntelliJ IDEA

3. I want coffee!!!

4. As a user of this amazing application, I need to be able to see it Story 0

5. As a coffee drinker, I would like to be able to select the coffee I want to order Story 1

6. As a coffee shop, I need to know which size and who ordered it so it goes to the right person Story 2

7. As someone with eyes, I would really like this to not look like crap Story 3

8. As a drinker of ﬁne hot and cold drinks, I need to send this order to an actual coffee shop Story 4

9. As a systems admin, I need to know the connection to MongoDB is closed when the server stops Story 5

10. As a normal paranoid human being, I want to see my order made it to the server Story 6

11. As a hippy, I need to be able to select soy milk Story 7.1

12. As someone who does not appreciate coffee, I need to add all sorts of sugary goodness to mask the taste of perfectly good coffee Story 7.2

13. As a control freak, I want to be able to add free-form options Story 7.2

14. As a thirsty person, I want to know where to pick my coffee up from Story 8

15. Caveats

16. REST in Practice: Hypermedia and Systems Architecture Jim Webber, Savas Parastatidis, Ian Robinson

17. Angular Fundamentals in 60ish minutes • http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=i9MHigUZKEM

18. AngularJS meets JavaEE • https://blogs.oracle.com/geertjan/entry/ angularjs_meets_java_ee_7

19. getbootstrap.com

20. angular-ui.github.io/ bootstrap/

21. dropwizard.codahale. com/getting-started/

22. mongodb.org

23. Questions? #QConLondon @trisha_gee MongoDB World  NewYork City, June 23-25 Register at world.mongodb.com,25% off with discount code 25TrishaGee

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