Full Stack Java Development for Enterprise-Grade Systems Using React.js
Neha Satkur,Vaishnavi Kokkari,Pruthvi Abalur,Sabareesh Ram,Mrs Thulasi T,Mrs Hamsa N S,Dr Krishna Kumar P R
Dept of CSE
SEA College of Engineering & Technology
Abstract
Building an enterprise-grade system involves the integration of robust backend technologies with dynamic and responsive frontend frameworks. This approach focuses on a full-stack development model using Java for the backend and React.js for the frontend, providing a scalable and maintainable solution for complex enterprise applications.
The backend leverages Spring Boot, a powerful Java-based framework, to build RESTful APIs, handle data persistence via Spring Data JPA, and manage security with Spring Security. For microservices architectures, Spring Cloud can be employed for service discovery, load balancing, and fault tolerance. Authentication is typically handled through JWT tokens, ensuring secure communication between frontend and backend.
The frontend uses React.js, a component-based library, to build dynamic user interfaces that are both fast and responsive. With tools like Redux for state management and React Router for handling navigation, React provides a flexible platform for creating complex UIs. Axios is used for API communication, and Material-UI or Ant Design can accelerate UI development with pre-built, customizable components.
The system design involves microservices, databases (SQL/NoSQL), and a decoupled frontend-backend architecture, enabling scalability and ease of maintenance. Docker and Kubernetes are used for containerization and orchestration, while cloud platforms such as AWS or Azure handle deployment. Security is prioritized through encryption (SSL/TLS), secure API gateways, and proper access control.
Keywords: RESTful APIs, JWT Authentication, React Components, Redux, State Management, Cloud Deployment, Docker, Kubernetes, Spring Security
