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Published inNov 2022
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Marc Nuri San Felix
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Marc started his career as a freelance web application developer, creating and maintaining software for the transportation/courier industry. A few years ago Marc started working as an employee for different companies where he has helped build scalable web applications for different industries (retail, procurement software, e-commerce, etc.). He is now a professional Open Source developer focused on the creation and maintenance of developer tools for Java developers and Kubernetes.
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Running the application

We’re still in the development phase, so we need to start both the frontend and backend applications in dev mode. To start the Quarkus backend, just as we’ve done previously, we’ll execute the following command from the project root:

./mvnw quarkus:dev

The backend server should start and be ready to serve requests. Next, in a different terminal, and from the frontend project location (src/main/frontend), we’ll execute the following command:

npm start

The frontend application should start and a browser window should open automatically at http://localhost:3000. The page should load and automatically redirect us to http://localhost:3000/login:

Figure 8.4 – A screenshot of a browser pointing to http://localhost:3000/login

Now, let’s log in with the administrator credentials by entering admin in the username field, quarkus in the password field, and pressing the SIGN IN button. The...

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Marc Nuri San Felix

Marc started his career as a freelance web application developer, creating and maintaining software for the transportation/courier industry. A few years ago Marc started working as an employee for different companies where he has helped build scalable web applications for different industries (retail, procurement software, e-commerce, etc.). He is now a professional Open Source developer focused on the creation and maintenance of developer tools for Java developers and Kubernetes.
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