NoSQL solutions are, apparently, “agile” and easy to prototype with. I’m going to demonstrate what this really means, by creating a simple web application in less than an hour, in front of your very eyes. I'm going to use a static, boiler-plate-heavy language (Java) to create a web application in under an hour, in front of your very eyes. The JVM is a true polyglot platform, and I’m going to show you how to use the correct tools for each part of your application, including: AngularJS; Bootstrap; HTML 5; Web Services; Java-the-language; MongoDB; and Groovy - a fully buzz-word-compliant application. While I won’t go into every technology in depth, I’ll demonstrate the role of each tool and how they interact. At the end of the talk we will have a fully working mobile-and-browser-friendly application, without compromising on design or good practice. It’s even going to have tests. More details, and videos, here: http://trishagee.github.io/presentation/angularjs_html5_groovy_java_mongodb_wcpgw/

1. @SVQMongoDB / @SVQJUG
@trisha_gee
Rapid Application Prototyping
with Java & MongoDB
Trisha Gee, MongoDB Java Engineer

2. Live Coding:
What Could Possibly
Go Wrong

3. 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

4. Hopefully you’ll learn…
• Java People: AngularJS / modern web UIs
• Non-Java People: Java Simplicity
• MongoDB
• Knowing your tools = productivity

5. I want coffee!!!

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

7. Story 1
As a coffee drinker,
I would like to be able
to select the coffee I
want to order

8. Story 2
As a coffee shop,
I need to know which
size and who ordered
it so it goes to the
right person

9. Story 3
As someone with eyes,
I would really like this
to not look like crap

10. Story 4
As a drinker of fine hot
and cold drinks,
I need to send this
order to an actual
coffee shop

11. Story 5
As a systems admin,
I need to know the
connection to
MongoDB is closed
when the server stops

12. Story 6
As a normal paranoid
human being, I want
to see my order made
it to the server

13. Story 7
As a thirsty person,
I want to know where
to pick my coffee up
from

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

15. Resources
• REST in Practice: Hypermedia and
Systems Architecture - Jim Webber etc
• 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

16. Resources
• http://getbootstrap.com
• http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
• http://dropwizard.codahale.com/getting-started/
• http://mongodb.org
• https://github.com/mongodb/morphia/
• https://github.com/trishagee/cafelito

17. @SVQMongoDB / @SVQJUG
@trisha_gee
Questions?
Presentation Video: http://bit.ly/1qbVA2q