REALWORLD
Conduit
A React frontend and an Express backend, analyzed as one system
RealWorld’s “Medium clone”: a React/Redux single-page app and an Express/Prisma API, checked out side by side. Because both halves are analyzed together, every screen links to the endpoint it calls — and that endpoint to the table it writes.
Or start at
- Call Traces — Settings screen → PUT /user → User table ↗
- Blast Radius — what touching the HTTP client would break ↗
- Data Model — the Prisma schema as an ER diagram ↗
- Data Flows — which endpoints and screens write data ↗
Source: gothinkster/react-redux-realworld-example-app @ ee72eba + gothinkster/node-express-realworld-example-app @ 30b68e1 · MIT license
SPRING
Spring PetClinic
Spring Boot, server-rendered pages and JPA
Spring’s canonical sample application: Spring MVC controllers rendering Thymeleaf pages, JPA entities for owners, pets, visits and vets, and a compose file with MySQL and Postgres. A good look at what ClarifyDoc reads from a classic JVM web app.
Or start at
- Routes — every controller endpoint with its parameters ↗
- Data Flows — which endpoints write Owner, the aggregate pets and visits are saved through ↗
- Data Model — the JPA entities and their relationships ↗
- Call Traces — OwnerController, from route to repository ↗
Source: spring-projects/spring-petclinic @ 500158f · Apache-2.0 license
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