Video description
In this third video, finish building a complex and practical web application anywhere with a minimalistic setup. Not only will you get to experience technologies used in famous enterprise web applications, you will also be able to code using only your iPad and a Raspberry Pi. The common misconception is that you can only use your iPad for small code changes, or small code additions while on the go. You will learn that you can do so much more and code an entire application with just your iPad and Raspberry Pi.
In this third and final video, you’ll build the front-end of your application. For this, we’ll use React JS—the most common JavaScript framework. We’ll also work with Tailwind CSS, which makes developers' lives easier by pre-defining styles while not imposing them over the final design. You’ll integrate both with your Spring Boot Rest API, which will result in a solid, enterprise level web application.
What You'll Learn
- Develop the front-end of your application
- Apply styles and design patterns with Tailwind CSS
- Take full stack development to another, mobile level
Who This Video Is For
Tech enthusiasts who want to use only an iPad and a Raspberry Pi to build complex web applications on the go. Developers eager to learn how to architect and code full stack applications with minimalist tech.
Product information
- Title: Front-End Development with iPad Pro and Raspberry Pi 4: Using Spring Boot and React JS
- Author(s):
- Release date: January 2022
- Publisher(s): Apress
- ISBN: 9781484280614
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