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Running the Frontend

Explore running an Angular frontend application connected to a reactive Spring WebFlux backend. Learn to install dependencies, run the frontend locally, and test both reactive and blocking request options to understand their impact on user experience and performance.

Procedure

This procedure is for running the application locally. This lesson will also give you the opportunity to run the application on the Educative platform.

First, make sure the backend side is up and running, MongoDB included. If you cloned the git repository, you’ll need to download the node dependencies. From the angular-reactive ...