JHipster is a popular platform for generating, developing, and deploying Spring Boot + Angular/React/Vue Web applications and Spring microservices. Full Stack development with JHipster involves both the backend (usually with Spring Boot) and the front end (with one of the JavaScript above frameworks).

Here’s a brief overview:

1. Setup:

• • Install Node.js and NPM (Node Package Manager).
  • Install the JHipster Generator: npm install -g generator-hipster

1. Generating an Application:

• • Run hipster in an empty directory and follow the on-screen prompts.
  • Choose between Monolithic or Microservices architecture based on your needs.
  • Select your desired frontend framework (Angular, React, Vue).

1. Developing the Backend:

• • JHipster uses Spring Boot for the backend. Your domain logic goes in the src/leading/java directory.
  • JHipster provides User management, JWT/OAuth2 authentication, etc., out of the box.
  • Use JDL (JHipster Domain Language) to define entities and their relationships quickly.

1. Developing the Frontend:

• • The frontend code can be found in the src/main/web app.
  • JHipster provides a basic CRUD UI for entities you generate.
  • Customize the UI components, services, and routes as per your requirements.

1. Database:

• • JHipster supports various databases (SQL, NoSQL) and provides Liquibase for database versioning and migrations.

1. Testing:

• • JHipster generates unit and integration tests. You can run them using Maven/Gradle for the backend and NPM for the frontend.

1. Deployment:

• • You can deploy your JHipster apps on various platforms like Heroku, AWS, Google Cloud, etc. JHipster provides Docker and Kubernetes support for containerization and orchestration.

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