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
Overview
Syllabus
Start of the Video
Tutorial Intro
GitHub and Starter code review
Creating Quarkus code from template
Quarkus code review in IntelliJ IDE
Running Quarkus code first time
Adding /version endpoint to quarkus app
Cloning CoreUI React admin template code
CoreUI application starts
Opening CoreUI code in VSCode
Editing CoreUI code in VSCode
Step 1 - setupProxy.js added with code
Step 2 - Implementing Get API connection function to backend
Step 3 - Implementing Post API connection function to backend
Step 4.1 - Using GET API in FrontEnd
Get API connection verification with code
Step 4 .2- Using Get and Post implementation in code
Post API connection verification with code
Pushing code to GitHub repo
Bonus Tutorial CoreUI with Python backend
Credits
Taught by
Prodramp
