Food
Information
The Food application is a project developed for the Unit SOFT2412 (opens in a new tab) at the University of Sydney. It is built using the Spring (opens in a new tab) framework, JSP (opens in a new tab), and utilizes the H2 (opens in a new tab) database. The application aims to provide a platform for users to browse a menu, customize orders, add items to the cart, and proceed to checkout. It also includes features for admin users to manage food items and user roles. The use of Spring and JSP allows for efficient and scalable development, while the H2 database ensures reliable data storage and retrieval. Overall, the Food application showcases the integration of various technologies to create a user-friendly and functional web-based solution for managing food orders.
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Tech Stack
The Food application is built using a variety of technologies, each contributing to a specific aspect of the application. Here's a brief overview of the tech stack:
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Spring Framework (opens in a new tab): A powerful Java framework used for building enterprise-grade applications. It provides a comprehensive programming and configuration model.
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JavaServer Pages (JSP) (opens in a new tab): A technology that helps software developers create dynamically generated web pages based on HTML, XML, or other document types.
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H2 Database (opens in a new tab): A lightweight Java database that is perfect for developing web applications.
