In this tutorial we will create a Scout JS application consisting of a JavaScript frontend connected using REST to a Java backend that stores the data in a database.
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If you don’t know what Scout JS is yet, please read the Get Started Guide first. |
We will create the application using IntelliJ. The generated application can display persons loaded from a database. These persons can be edited or deleted and new persons can be added.
This section guides you through the installation of the tools required to start the Hello Scout JS Full Stack application.
To learn more about Scout JS, we recommend having a look at the other Scout JS Tutorials and the Scout JS Technical Guide.
To see more example code of Scout JS, you should have a look at the Scout JS Widgets application and its source code.
In case you should get stuck somewhere and need help, contact us on the Scout Forum or on Stack Overflow.