If you are wondering why you should be using JHipster, then just imagine the following scenario. You are tasked to build a web application, let's say a blog with an Angular frontend and a Java backend, with features for users to create blog posts and be able to display blog posts based on user permissions. You are also asked to build administrative modules such as user management and monitoring. Finally, you have to test and deploy the application to a cloud service using Docker.
If you are approaching this challenge the traditional way, you will most probably be performing the following steps. Let's skip the details for simplicity. So, the steps are as follows:
- Design an architecture stack and decide on various libraries to use (let's say you choose Spring Framework for the backend, with Spring Security and Spring MVC).
- Create an application base...