How JHipster and Docker saved my first Angular Java project
Do you face these challenges in your Java project?
- Are you or your team struggling with Angular, React, NoSQL, or microservices?
- Uncertainty about how DevOps, containers, and the cloud impact Java?
- Can’t find the results-oriented online training for these new technologies?
If your answer is “Yes”, then I can help you!
Wait, who made me the expert!? I faced all these challenges completing my first Angular project last year. But thanks to JHipster and Docker, I successfully led the project into production and saved a ton of time. I liked JHipster and Docker so much that I started a second project with it in my spare time already.
So let me tell you my story. If you like what you hear, then let me teach you JHipster and Docker so that you can save a ton of time on your next Java project, too!
Want more?
If you want to read the whole tutorial, then head over to the first installment of the “Better Java Projects Faster with JHipster and Docker” tutorial.
Java Tech Popularity Index Q1/2024:
Developer job ads down 32% year over year, Stack Overflow questions dropped 55% since ChatGPT. I now recommend IntelliJ Community Edition because many AI code assistants don't run in Eclipse. Job ads for Quarkus hit an all-time high.
Developer job ads down 32% year over year, Stack Overflow questions dropped 55% since ChatGPT. I now recommend IntelliJ Community Edition because many AI code assistants don't run in Eclipse. Job ads for Quarkus hit an all-time high.
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