This project serves as a proof of concept for a deliveries and employee management system, showcasing the application of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles. Developed over a one-month period, it uses Go for the backend and React for the frontend, resulting in a well-structured and scalable application.
User Management: Users can create, manage, and view employees (drivers) within the system, including adding, editing, and deleting employee information. Delivery Management: Drivers can be assigned deliveries, and each delivery can be associated with specific vehicles. This allows for efficient management of deliveries and tracking of driver assignments.
The core application logic is implemented using Go, a versatile language known for its performance and scalability, making it suitable for a deliveries and employee management system. JWT: JSON Web Tokens (JWT) are utilized for authentication and authorization, ensuring secure access to the system's features. SQLX: This library facilitates interaction with the PostgreSQL database, providing a convenient and efficient way to perform database operations. Custom Middlewares: Custom middleware is implemented to handle logging, error recovery, and other tasks, enhancing the robustness and maintainability of the application.
React, a popular JavaScript library, is used to create the user interface of the application. React's component-based approach enables the development of modular and reusable UI components.
While the project is currently on hold, it has laid a solid foundation for further development. Future plans may include: Expanding the system to include customer management and order processing capabilities, allowing for end-to-end management of the delivery process. Implementing advanced features such as real-time tracking of deliveries and integration with third-party mapping services. Optimizing the application for performance and scalability to handle larger volumes of deliveries and employees.
- This project served as a valuable learning experience, honing my skills in Go, React, DDD, and various Go libraries.
- It allowed me to explore authentication, database interaction, and custom middleware implementation in Go, deepening my understanding of these concepts.
- The project provided hands-on experience with DDD principles, such as domain modeling, bounded contexts, and aggregates.
- The project allowed me to explore implementing authentication with JWT, ensuring secure access to the system.
- It provided practical experience with database interaction using sqlx, enabling efficient data retrieval and manipulation.
- I gained insights into developing custom middleware, allowing for flexible and extensible application behavior.