ng2, yarn & webpack2 in JHipster 4
summary
JHipster 4 generates a Spring Boot + Angular 4 full‑stack app using TypeScript, Webpack2 and Yarn, migrating AngularJS controllers to components and services and replacing gulp with a Webpack2 + loaders/plugins build that supports AOT and lazy loading. The demo builds a blog, deploys to Heroku and runs; CLI scaffolds entities, routes and Docker/Heroku config. Measured wins include Yarn cuts install time 200s→71s and early AOT trials drop payload from ~400KB to 250–300KB with AOT.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 3:23Deployment Options
- 9:02Tools - JDL Studio
- 16:34Client Side
- 17:59TypeScript
- 18:55Controller to Component
- 19:29Service Migration
- 19:56Angular Router
- 21:09Why Webpack
- 21:24Webpack - an overview
- 22:18Webpack Bundling
- 25:56Yarn
- 27:23Testing
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