Rapid Web Application Development with MongoDB and the JVM - Trisha Gee

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Trisha Gee, a MongoDB Java engineer, presented on rapid application development with MongoDB and the JVM. The presentation covered using AngularJS, Bootstrap, DropWizard, MongoDB via Morphia, Gradle, Groovy, Spock, and IntelliJ IDEA. It also demonstrated an example application for ordering coffee using RESTful web services and stories in an agile format. The presentation concluded with resources for further information.

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@trisha_gee
Rapid Application Development
with MongoDB and the JVM
Trisha Gee, MongoDB Java Engineer

Fully Buzz Word Compliant
• AngularJS (HTML5, JavaScript)
• Bootstrap (& UI Bootstrap)
• Drop Wizard (Jackson, Jersey, Jetty)
• MongoDB via Morphia (& Java Driver)
• Gradle, Groovy & Spock
• IntelliJ IDEA

Hopefully you’ll learn…
• Java People: AngularJS / Modern Web UIs
• Non-Java People: Java Simplicity
• MongoDB
• Knowing your tools = productivity

Story 0
As a user of this
amazing application,
I need to be able to
see it

Story 1
As a coffee drinker,
I would like to be able
to select the coffee I
want to order, and its
size

Story 2
As someone with eyes,
I would really like this
to not look like crap

Story 3
As a drinker of fine hot
and cold drinks,
I need to send this
order to an actual
coffee shop

Story 4
As a systems admin,
I need to know the
connection to
MongoDB is closed
when the server stops

Story 5
As a normal paranoid
human being, I want
to see my order made
it to the server

Story 6
As a thirsty person,
I want to know where
to pick my coffee up
from

Caveats
•Took me a bit longer to create
the original application
•I did cheat a bit with IntelliJ
•Nothing in any great depth

Resources
• REST in Practice: Hypermedia and
Systems Architecture - Jim Webber et al
• AngularJS in 60 mins - http://
www.youtube.com/watch?
v=i9MHigUZKEM
• AngularJS meets JavaEE - https://
blogs.oracle.com/geertjan/entry/
angularjs_meets_java_ee_7

Resources
• http://getbootstrap.com/
• http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
• http://dropwizard.io/
• http://mongodb.org/
• https://github.com/mongodb/morphia/
• https://github.com/trishagee/cafelito
• http://bit.ly/1p5AYd3 - Blog Post

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2. I want coffee!!!

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