Task Management System with Spring Boot Angular

In this tutorial, we will create a task management system using Spring Boot for the backend and Angular for the frontend. We will also create an admin page to view the details of tasks.

Create Task Management System

To create the task management system, we will use Spring Boot for the backend. Spring Boot makes it easy to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring-based Applications. We will create RESTful API endpoints to manage tasks such as creating, updating, deleting, and viewing tasks.

We will also use Angular for the frontend. Angular is a popular frontend framework that allows you to build dynamic single-page applications. We will use Angular to create a user interface for managing tasks.

Create Admin Page

Now, let’s create an admin page to view the details of tasks. As an admin, you should be able to see all the tasks that have been created in the system. You can view the details of each task such as the task name, description, assigned user, status, and due date.

We will create a separate admin component in Angular to display the list of tasks. We will fetch the tasks from the backend using RESTful API calls. The admin page will have a table to display the task details and allow admins to edit or delete tasks if necessary.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we have learned how to create a task management system with Spring Boot and Angular. We have also created an admin page to view the details of tasks. This system can be further extended to add more features such as user authentication, task notifications, and task tracking.