Panorama is to help learners master the fundamentals and advanced skills of Vue.js and Java programming languages through hands-on project-based learning. We will demonstrate how to develop modern web applications by combining Vue.js and Java backend technologies in a comprehensive project. The project will cover the following aspects:
- Vue.js Frontend Development:
- Learn the basics of Vue.js, including components, directives, and state management.
- Master advanced Vue.js concepts such as routing, and the usage of state management libraries like Vuex.
- Practice common frontend development patterns and best practices.
- Java Backend Development:
- Understand Java basics and object-oriented programming concepts.
- Learn Spring Framework and Spring Boot for building enterprise-level Java applications.
- Master RESTful API development and database integration.
- Full-stack Project Implementation:
- Develop a complete web application including frontend interface and backend services.
- Use Vue.js to build a modern user interface with good user experience and responsive design.
- Utilize Java backend for handling business logic, managing data, and providing RESTful APIs.
- Integration of Technology Stack:
- Integrate frontend and backend to achieve bidirectional data transfer and interaction.
- Learn best practices for frontend-backend collaboration such as handling cross-origin requests, authentication, and authorization.
By completing this project, you will gain the following benefits:
- In-depth understanding and practical experience of Vue.js and Java development.
- Mastery of key skills required to build modern web applications.
- Enhanced problem-solving and independent development capabilities.
- Showcase your project work on GitHub to attract potential employers or collaborators.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this project will provide you with a structured learning path and practical opportunities to quickly grasp Vue.js and Java development skills.
Panorama adopts a set of modern frontend and backend technologies with the following features:
- Vue.js: As the frontend framework, it provides reactive data binding and component-based development, making building user interfaces more efficient and flexible.
- Vuex: Used for centralized state management, facilitating the management of state and data flow in large-scale applications.
- Vue Router: Provides client-side routing functionality, simplifying the development and navigation of single-page applications.
- axios: Used for handling HTTP requests and interacting with the backend for data exchange.
- Java: Serving as the primary backend programming language, it has widespread adoption and a robust ecosystem.
- Spring Boot: Streamlines the development and deployment of Spring framework-based applications, improving development efficiency.
- Spring Framework: Provides comprehensive infrastructure support, including dependency injection, aspect-oriented programming, etc.
- Spring Data JPA: Simplifies the process of interacting with databases, providing a JPA-based persistence solution.
- MySQL: As a relational database, it is used for storing and managing application data.
- IntelliJ IDEA / Visual Studio Code: Serving as the primary integrated development environment, it provides rich plugins and debugging features, facilitating frontend and backend development.
- Maven: Used for building and managing dependencies of Java projects.
- Git: Version control tool used for team collaboration and code management.
By using these technologies, this project aims to help learners master modern full-stack development skills and understand how to effectively integrate frontend and backend technologies to build high-performance, scalable, and maintainable web applications.
- Get the project code
git clone https://github.com/datawisher/panorama.git
- Install dependencies
cd vue-project
pnpm install
- run
pnpm serve
- build
pnpm build
- docker
The dockerFile is located in the project root directory and supports differential deployment. build image
docker build -t vue-project .
Use environment variables to achieve differentiated container deployment. Specify service endpoint by assigning VG_BASE_URL. In the following example, http://localhost:3333 is used as the back-end service address and the container is mapped to port 6666:
docker run --name vue-project -d -p 6666:80 -e VG_BASE_URL=http://localhost:3333 vue-project
Then you can navigate to http://localhost:6666
You are very welcome to join！Raise an issue or submit a Pull Request。
Pull Request:
- Fork code!
- Create your own branch:
git checkout -b feat/xxxx - Submit your changes:
git commit -am 'feat(function): add xxxxx' - Push your branch:
git push origin feat/xxxx - submit
pull request
The Chrome 80+ browser is recommended for local development
Support modern browsers, doesn't include IE
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