Software Developer in Castel Maggiore, Metropolitan City of Bologna, Italy

During my Angular learning time, I’ve built this Sudoku game.
It’s pretty basic but fully working.

The source code is available in my GitHub repository.

Glee-o-meter is a simple Angular 7 application focused on the interaction with a Spring REST server.

The data-centric application offers a basic user-management section, with the possibility to sign-in new users. Each user can manage a list of glee-levels, each one associated with a date, time and comment. There are three different roles:

Admin: has full permissions on the whole data
User manager: has permissions on user data
User: has full permissions on owned glee data.

The application has the following features:

data access with pagination, sorting, ordering, and filtering;
CRUD operations on whole data;
sign-in to permit the registration of new users;
authentication based on oauth2 JWT, with token refresh;
consumes REST resources /api/glee, /api/users and /api/signin

The server side is implemented with Spring boot, slightly customized to run on Google App Engine. Server implementation features the following:

oauth2 JWT authentication with spring-boot, using grant types password and refresh token;
publish 2 authenticated REST resources /api/glee, /api/users and one public /api/signin for user registration;
method-level authorization based on @PreAuthorize and @PostAuthorize;
data access based on logged user’s permissions;
Spring-based JSR-349 data validation;
CORS configuration for running separated local server and client development environments;

It’s a Node.js web application that permits the creation of public links with a unique path in the form of /transfers/unique-id. Each link permits the download of a zipped content. The content is defined by a list of glob patterns applied to the server’s local file system. Moreover, it is possible to send one or more emails containing the link, with the addition of a subject and a message body.