Introduction
In the earlier chapters, we learned various things about DynamoDB and worked on various recipes to see how things work. Now, it's time to develop a real-world application step by step, integrating all the pieces together to build an Internet scalable web application.
In this chapter, we are going to see how to build an Address Book web application. The requirements are quite similar to any application that we use these days:
- A new user should be able to register to the application
- A registered user should be able to log in to the application
- A logged-in user should be able to add new contacts
- A logged-in user should be able to view the already added contacts
We would also like to see our application being hosted on AWS Beanstalk so that any user on the Internet should be able to use this application.
The technology stack for this application would be as follows:
- Java for backend services
- Spring MVC for the REST API development
- DynamoDB for data storage
- AngularJS for frontend
- AWS...
