Task Tracker JPA
A console-based task tracking application built with Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA. Focuses on clean persistence, CRUD operations, and proper layering of a Java backend — the kind of fundamentals that hold up at scale.
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ABOUT THIS PROJECT
Task Tracker JPA is a backend service for managing tasks, built with Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA on top of PostgreSQL. It exposes RESTful endpoints for full task lifecycle management — create, read, update, delete — with persistence handled cleanly through JPA entities and repository interfaces.
The focus of this project is architecture: separating controllers, services, and repositories into distinct layers, designing entities that map naturally to the database, and writing repository queries that lean on Spring Data JPA's conventions rather than hand-written SQL where possible. It's intentionally small in scope — no auth, no UI, no extra features — so the underlying patterns can be the focus.
A reference project for me whenever I need to remember how clean Spring Boot backend layering should look.
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