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Gain insights into building a full-stack e-commerce app using Java, Spring Boot, and Vue.js. Delve into secure user profiles, inventory management, and the Stripe payment integration for online businesses.

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Every business is moving online. Building customer-facing e-commerce solutions requires full-stack development, involving a backend to handle users, inventory, and payments, and a frontend for customers.

In this course, you’ll build a full-stack e-commerce application from scratch. We will use Java and the Spring Boot environment to create a robust backend supporting payments with the Stripe API. The backend will have an inventory administration panel, support secure user profiles, and checkout.

For the frontend, you’ll use Vue.js to create a customer-facing application. Users will be able to view products, create wish lists, manage their cart, and checkout using Stripe to complete payments. User profiles will also store order history.

At the end of this course, you will be able to create a full-stack e-commerce application. Your knowledge of Java, Spring Boot, and Vue.js will enable you to drive development for the emerging generation of online businesses.

Develop an E-Commerce App Using Java, Spring Boot and Vue.js

## Introduction

When we click on any order in the `orderHistory` page, we’ll see the `orderDetail` page:


# Introduction

When we click on any order in the `orderHistory` page, we’ll see the `orderDetail` page:


In this challenge, you’ll implement the order details display method for a specific order.

Introduction and Project Setup

Building Admin Panel: Backend

Building an Admin Panel: Frontend

Displaying the Products and Categories For Customers

Sign-Up and Login Backend

Sign-Up and Login Frontend

Wishlist and Cart Feature: Backend

Wishlist and Cart Feature: Frontend

Stripe Integration

Order History: Backend

Order History: Frontend

Conclusion

Challenge: Display Order Details for Single Order

Introduction