I wrote this for the Vimeo Engineering Blog — how we prototyped a help desk chat with generative AI, indexing Zendesk help articles into a vector store and answering questions with Langchain and an LLM.
JHipster React Native is now available as a JHipster Blueprint. Previously known as ignite-jhipster, the latest version brings many changes and improvements to the developer experience. With full Expo support (including Web and PWAs), building and deploying the application is easier than ever.
Selenium is a very useful tool for automating end-to-end tests. This blog post will guide you through the setup of Nightwatch and Selenium, and explain how to write a simple test which navigates to a search engine, makes a search, and asserts the results are as expected.
One of JHipster's extra server-side options is Spring WebSockets. In this post, we work through the configuration process for using RabbitMQ as an external broker, then demo a cluster of the JHipster application running through Docker.
Ignite JHipster is a boilerplate for Infinite Red's Ignite CLI, a React Native app generator. It enhances the JHipster developer experience by generating a full React Native application compatible with their JHipster backend.
A common question in the JHipster chat room is "How to deploy to production?" This demo goes through the process of deploying a full JHipster microservices application to Amazon EC2 using Rancher.