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The document presents an overview of developing applications using Angular and Spring Webserver Framework. It covers key features, benefits, and the development process for both technologies, emphasizing their integration for creating robust web applications. The conclusion highlights the advantages of using Angular for the frontend and Spring for the backend to ensure maintainability and scalability.

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Angular and Springboot

The document presents an overview of developing applications using Angular and Spring Webserver Framework. It covers key features, benefits, and the development process for both technologies, emphasizing their integration for creating robust web applications. The conclusion highlights the advantages of using Angular for the frontend and Spring for the backend to ensure maintainability and scalability.

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Date : / / 2025

Development Using Angular and Spring Webserver Framework

Presented By : Milan Rane


Agenda

1.Introduction to Angular
2.Introduction to Spring
3.Key Features and Benefits
4.Development Process with Angular
5.Development Process with Spring
6.Conclusion
Introduction to Angular

Definition:
Angular is a comprehensive platform for building modern, singlepage
applications using HTML, CSS, and TypeScript. Developed and maintained by
Google,it provides a structured approach to developing interactive web
applications.
Purpose:
Facilitates Dynamic, SinglePage Web Applications (SPAs): Angular allows the
creation of SPAs, where the entire application loads once, and then the content is
dynamically updated based on user interactions. This approach leads to faster and
more responsive user experiences compared to traditional multipage applications.
Key Features of Angular

 TwoWay Data Binding: Automatic synchronization of data between model and view
components.
 Dependency Injection: Enhances code modularity and reusability by injecting
dependencies.
 ComponentBased Architecture: Encourages building applications as a collection of
reusable components, improving modularity and maintainability.
 TypeScript: Uses TypeScript, which adds strong typing and modern JavaScript
features.
Benefits of Angular

 Improved Productivity: With a comprehensive CLI (Command Line Interface),


developers can quickly generate components, services, and other elements.
 Enhanced Performance: AheadofTime (AOT) compilation improves application
performance by converting Angular HTML and TypeScript code into efficient
JavaScript code during the build process.
 Large Community Support: A vast community and rich ecosystem of libraries, tools,
and resources for developers to leverage.
Introduction to Spring

Definition:
Spring is a popular tool that helps Java developers create all kinds of applications, from
simple websites to complex systems like microservices.
Purpose:
Simplifies Enterprise Java Development: Spring provides a set of tools and frameworks
that simplify the development of robust, scalable, and maintainable enterprise
applications. It offers features that simplify development and enhance performance. It
takes care of repetitive tasks (like managing connections or setting up configurations) and
allowing developers to focus on business logic.
Key Features of Spring

 Dependency Injection: Manages object dependencies efficiently, promoting loose


coupling and easier testing.
 AspectOriented Programming (AOP): Separates crosscutting concerns, such as
logging and transaction management, from business logic.
 Spring Boot: Simplifies the creation of standalone, productiongrade Spring
applications with minimal configuration.
 Security: Comprehensive security features to secure enterprise applications,
including authentication and authorization.
Benefits of Spring

 Reduces Boilerplate Code: Spring simplifies repetitive code, allowing developers to


focus on business logic.
 Easily Integrates with Other Technologies: Spring can be easily integrated with other
frameworks, libraries, and technologies, making it versatile for various projects.
 Promotes Loose Coupling: By using dependency injection and modular architecture,
Spring applications are loosely coupled, enhancing maintainability and scalability.
Process Details

Hardware Specification :
 OS Windows 7 or latest
 RAM Minimum 8GB or more
 HDD 128GB or More
 Processor – Intel i5 or Higher

Software Specification :
 JDK 11
 VS Code 1.35.1 or latest(Editor).
 Nodejs 10.0
 AngularCLI 7.0
 Eclipse IDE 201906 (version 4.12.0) or latest(Spring Boot Application
Developed in Eclispe)
Setting Up the Development Environment

Angular Setup:
Install Node.js and Angular CLI.
Create a new Angular project using `ng new`.

Spring Setup:
Use Spring Initialize to bootstrap a new Spring Boot project.
Dependency management with Maven or Gradle.
Building a Simple Angular Application

Creating Components:
Generate components using Angular CLI (`ng generate component`).

Routing:
Setting up routes for navigation between components.

Services:
Creating services for business logic and API calls.
Building a Simple Spring Application

Creating RESTful APIs:


Using `@RestController` for handling requests.
Implementing CRUD operations.

Database Integration:
Connecting to databases using Spring Data JPA.
Configuring application properties.
Connecting Angular with Spring

API Calls:
Using Angular’s HttpClient to communicate with Spring APIs .

Handling CORS:
Configuring CORS in Spring to allow requests from Angular.
Example: Show a simple API call from Angular to Spring and display results.
Best Practices

Angular Best Practices:


Structure your application with modules.
Use reactive programming with RxJS.

Spring Best Practices:


Keep controllers thin and delegate to services.
Use proper exception handling and logging.
Tools and Libraries

Development Tools:
IDEs: Visual Studio Code for Angular, IntelliJ IDEA for Spring.
Version Control: Git and GitHub.

Libraries:
Angular Material for UI components.
Spring Security for authentication and authorization.
Development Process with Angular

 Setup Development Environment: Install Node.js, npm, and Angular CLI.

 Create a New Project: Use Angular CLI commands to generate a new project.

 Develop Components: Build reusable UI components for the application.

 Services and Dependency Injection: Create and inject services to manage application data
and business logic.

 Routing: Configure application routes to navigate between different views.

 Build and Deploy: Compile the application and deploy it to a web server or cloud
platform.
Development Process with Spring

 Setup Development Environment: Install Java Development Kit (JDK) and an IDE like IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse.

 Create a New Project: Use Spring Initializr to generate a Spring Boot project with desired dependencies.

 Develop Components: Create REST controllers, services, and repositories for handling requests and business

logic.

 Database Configuration: Configure and integrate with a database (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL) using Spring Data

JPA.

 Security: Implement security features like authentication and authorization using Spring Security.

 Build and Deploy: Package the application (e.g., as a JAR or WAR file) and deploy it on a server or cloud

platform.
Conclusion

 Combining Angular and Spring: Using Angular for the frontend and Spring for the

backend creates a powerful stack for building robust, maintainable, and scalable
web applications.

 FutureProof Applications: This combination ensures applications are built with

modern technologies and best practices, providing a solid foundation for future
enhancements and scalability.
Thank You

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