Opulence, which in simple English is synonymous to prosperity, is a simple Java-based application made employing the spring framework supoorted with a GUI built using swing.
Imagine you arrive at an idyllic restaurant ornamented in 19th Century Victorian fashion. You desire to heartfully dine at this place, but must await the advent of a waiter to your table. It's quite a squander of time to wait for his arrival to place the order. Opulence is designed to address this purpose.
- There would be devices mounted onto the tables in a restaurant with Opulence installed. The customers can directly take to placing an order with that device.
- In the kitchen, there would be another device to display the captured details from the customer's end.
- After placing the order, the table number, name, and the selected dishes/drinks would be sent to the kitchen where everything is prepared.
Although there are similar inventions in the market today, Opulence provides a secure communication between devices within restaurant premises, and keeps all data secure.
In the symbol, the royal crown placed atop each lion symbolises Anglo (United Kingdom). The Gandabherunda upon the crest signifies Carnatic. The sword, the boar, the moon, and the sun also imply Carnatic. Furthermore, they are the elements of the Vijayanagara Empire, an utterly wealthy kingdom from Karnataka, South India. All in all, they collectively signify opulence. Henceforth, Opulence: An Anglo-Carnatic Product.
Details on how to configure and use the application are provided with this repository in the 'Documentation' directory.
Architecture: Model View Controller (MVC)
Design Pattern: Facade
Framework: Spring
GUI: Swing