In this chapter, we have learned about new dynamic web application development. This has changed completely over the past few years. The web application frontend is now completely developed in pure HTML and JavaScript, instead of using any server-side technologies, such as JSP, JSF, or ASP. UI application development with JavaScript now has its own development environments such as Node.js, npm, and webpack. We have explored the Angular framework in developing our web application. It has made things easier by providing built-in features and support for Bootstrap and the HttpClient service with RxJS, which deals with the Ajax calls.
I hope you have grasped the UI development overview and the way modern applications are developed and integrated with server-side microservices. In the next chapter, we will learn about a microservices' interactions and communications by...
