Hacks

Start work on your own personal blog, using this series as a template.

AP required.

Review the lambok annotations (https://projectlombok.org/features/).

  • Write a POJO and show code generated code by lambok.
    • Name all the Object methods
    • Make a blog of this generated code in context of requirements for the AP exam at the end of Unit 9.

PBL foundational.

Establish a POJO, JPA and APIs in your own repository. You can begin with Jokes and modify to your needs.

This will be beginnings of and ideation phase for your Trimester 1 N@tM final project. Everyone at the table should have an idea and create a full stack project.

  • Integration of your ideation into common repository will be a different phase. This is personal ideation.
  • Consider this as your final individual PBL test and ideation project. We expect to be completely finished with this by Oct 21st.
  • Planning at table for collaboritive ideation is highly advised. This project need to be in your team N@tM final.
  • Scrum Master coordinating with teacher on building something useful for future Teaching is expected in N@tM final. If your project(s) gets pulled into nighthawk coders, you will get an ‘A”!

Make a new POJO

Alert, delete /volumes/sqlite.db each time you change schema. Schema changes are not ugraded automatically as you simply rebuild.

  • Come up with a simple idea to record data updates from User in SQL table
  • Validate creation of SQL table with SQLite Extension, aka SQLite3 Editor
  • Add to blog.

Make a new API endpoint

An endpoint will require POJO, JPA, and REST controller. Test your API using Postman. You should be able to test with localhost:8085 using the spring project.

  • Build @RESTController
  • Build custom methods extending JPARepository
  • Save your Postman queries
  • Have queries for GET and PUT operations
  • Add to blog.

Make a new Frontend page

The frontend page should be simple to test and should have minimal typing. Just clicking.

  • Use definitions like config.js to allow easy migration from frontend to backend
  • Be sure to have both Read and Put operations
  • Add to blog.

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  4. Spring Guides Java Brains YouTube Channel: The Java Brains YouTube channel offers free video tutorials on Java and Spring frameworks, including dedicated playlists for Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA.

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