Part 3 – FullStack Blog and CMS with Angular Material, Express js, MySQL and Tailwind CSS

In this article, we will continue to build our FullStack Blog and CMS using Angular Material, Express js, MySQL, and Tailwind CSS. In the previous parts, we have already set up the backend with Express js and MySQL, and the frontend with Angular Material and Tailwind CSS. Now, we will focus on integrating the frontend and backend to create a fully functional blog and CMS application.

Integrating the Frontend with the Backend

To integrate the frontend with the backend, we will need to create APIs in Express js to handle the requests from the frontend. These APIs will be responsible for fetching and creating blog posts, managing user authentication, and handling CMS functionality. We will use MySQL to store the data and retrieve it when needed.

User Authentication with Angular Material

User authentication is an important part of any blog and CMS application. With Angular Material, we can easily create a beautiful and responsive user authentication system. We will create login and registration forms using Angular Material components and integrate them with our Express js APIs to handle the authentication process.

Creating and Managing Blog Posts with Tailwind CSS

Tailwind CSS offers a flexible and efficient way to create responsive and customizable UI components. We will use Tailwind CSS to design the layout and styling of our blog posts and CMS interface. With Tailwind CSS, we can easily create and manage blog posts, add images, and format text, all with a clean and modern look.

Conclusion

In this article, we have discussed how to integrate the frontend and backend of our FullStack Blog and CMS application using Angular Material, Express js, MySQL, and Tailwind CSS. We have also looked at how to implement user authentication and create and manage blog posts and CMS functionality. By combining these technologies, we can create a powerful and user-friendly application for managing and publishing content.