

Then, run auth0 apps create to register this app with the appropriate URLs: auth0 apps create \ Open a terminal window and run auth0 login to configure the Auth0 CLI to get an API key for your tenant. I hope this helps you clone, configure, and run! Seeing something running is such a joyful experience.


I realize that taking 20 minutes to build this app can be cumbersome, so I've already built it in The project uses Spring Boot 3.1.0 and Angular 16.

Why am I telling you this? Because I thought it'd be fun to create a "JUG Tours" app that allows you to create/edit/delete JUGs and view upcoming events. You can find my “What the Heck is OAuth?“ presentation on #oauth2 The meetup was full of enthusiastic developers tonight! Thanks to everyone who joined in the fun and asked good questions. I've found that speaking at JUGs is a great way to interact with the community and get raw feedback on presentations. I've been a Java developer for 20+ years and ❤️ the Java community. I'm a frequent speaker at conferences and Java User Groups (JUGs) around the world. You'll need to install several tools to follow along with this tutorial.Ĭonfigure and Run a Spring Boot and Angular App At the same time, I'll show you how to keep Angular's productive workflow when developing locally. The final will result will use OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow and package the Angular app in the Spring Boot app for distribution as a single artifact. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build a secure CRUD app with Spring Boot and Angular. Once you complete the basics of CRUD, most of the integration work is finished, and you can move on to implementing the necessary business logic. I think they show a lot of the base functionality you need when creating an app. I like to build CRUD (create, read, update, and delete) apps to understand frameworks. It's also backed by Google, which means it will likely be around for a long time. I believe it was a huge influencer in TypeScript's popularity. It's a web framework that allows you to declaratively describe your UI by creating small, reusable components. As a Java developer, its separation of components, services, and pipes made a lot of sense to me. Angular is one of my favorite frameworks for building single-page applications (SPAs).
