February 2019
Intermediate to advanced
442 pages
11h 46m
English
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Live reload
One of the most challenging factors in the software development process, in terms of time management, is recompiling the code, deploying it, and restarting the server to see the changes you made. Generally, the frontend code written in JavaScript does not require compilation, and can immediately reflect the changes upon browser refresh. Nevertheless, the latest frontend frameworks require some sort of transpilation after making changes in the script file.
In this situation, for any single code change, typically, you need to build, deploy, and restart the server. This will badly impact developer productivity. To avoid this, JHipster supports a mechanism called live reload. JHipster generates a Spring Boot-based application with ...