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Start of the Video
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Tutorial Intro
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GitHub and Starter code review
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Creating Quarkus code from template
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Quarkus code review in IntelliJ IDE
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Running Quarkus code first time
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Adding /version endpoint to quarkus app
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Cloning CoreUI React admin template code
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CoreUI application starts
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Opening CoreUI code in VSCode
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Editing CoreUI code in VSCode
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Step 1 - setupProxy.js added with code
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Step 2 - Implementing Get API connection function to backend
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Step 3 - Implementing Post API connection function to backend
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Step 4.1 - Using GET API in FrontEnd
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Get API connection verification with code
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Step 4 .2- Using Get and Post implementation in code
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Post API connection verification with code
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Pushing code to GitHub repo
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Bonus Tutorial CoreUI with Python backend
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Credits
Description:
Learn how to connect a CoreUI frontend to a Quarkus Java backend in this comprehensive 41-minute tutorial. Explore the powerful combination of Quarkus and Kubernetes for creating scalable, fast, and lightweight applications, while leveraging CoreUI's popular open-source admin dashboard template. Follow along as the instructor guides you through creating a Quarkus application with API endpoints, setting up a CoreUI React frontend, implementing development proxy servers, and handling both GET and POST RESTful requests. Gain hands-on experience in full-stack development as you integrate these technologies, parse API responses, and render data on web pages. The tutorial also includes a bonus section on connecting CoreUI with a Python backend, providing additional insights for developers looking to expand their skillset.

Connect CoreUI Frontend to Quarkus Java Backend in 4 Easy Steps

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