Learn by example

The complete solution consists of quite some different components to make sure we can service every aspect of an application.

In the first paragraphs of this chapter we’re going to develop our own, quite simple, service. To keep things as simple as possible, we will focus on the service itself first.

Next step is how you’re going to enable it using the message queue and finally we will focus on the frontend of things.

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• 0. Setup your environment
• 1. “Hello world!” Service
• 2. Exposing “Hello world!”
• 3. “Hello world!” User interface
• 4. Allow access to “Helloworld”
• 5. Using parameters, math service
• 6. UI for our math service
• 7. Extended validations
• 8. Relational modeling
• 9. NoSQL modeling
• 10. Adding unit testing to your project
• 11. Using (bpmn 2.0) workflows