Hello there.
Recently, I've started to learn about Java Spring. It's been a while since I had my first contact with Java in college, but this is the first project that I've made out there.
📖 About the project
It's a simple Java To-Do task API whose goal is to register tasks and it's states (to do, in progress, and done) into groups where the members can interact freely with the tasks.
📝What I learn from this
Although simple, this project helped me to learn a little more about:
- Spring: basically, Spring it's a very well-known Java framework used to make corporate and web applications, possessing a lot of tools and resources that improve the speed of development.
- JPA (Java Persistence API): It's a framework, so to speak, that is used to map a Java class (Actually a POJO) into database entities. Enabling the developer to handle the database more easily.
- DAO (Data Access Object): It's a design pattern used to slice the business logic of the data access. Making the code easier to read and to maintain.
👉 Check out the full code on GitHub
P.S.: I'm still improving my English - so if something sounded off, that's why 😁
Top comments (2)
Good Concept!
Thank you.