Build a Complete Java E‑Commerce System with SpringBoot, Vue, and Payment Integration

Many users asked whether the mall project has a payment feature; the project now includes a robust payment system, and over 1,300 learners have accessed the related video tutorial.

mall Project Payment Flow

The following diagram illustrates the payment process for the mall project. The design and implementation details can be referenced in the linked payment system guide.

mall Project Overview

The mall project is an e‑commerce system built with

SpringBoot

+

Vue

+

uni‑app

. It has earned more than

60K

stars on GitHub and includes both a front‑end storefront and a back‑end admin system, supporting a complete order workflow with modules such as products, orders, carts, permissions, coupons, members, and payment.

Project repository:

https://github.com/macrozheng/mall

Video tutorials:

https://www.macrozheng.com/video/

Backend Management Demo

Frontend Storefront Demo

mall Project Architecture

The project uses a modern Java technology stack covering almost all commonly used components, and its complete business logic supports end‑to‑end order processing. The architecture diagram below provides an overview of the system and its modules.

If you are interested in the full set of mainstream Java technologies and e‑commerce business logic used in the mall project, you can scan the QR code below to join the learning community.

Tutorial Content

The video tutorial series follows the project as a backbone, teaching only practical technologies as they are needed, and omitting rarely used topics. After mastering the material, learners will be capable of independently developing a project.

The complete tutorial consists of about 40 hours across 105 episodes and is now fully updated. It is divided into five parts:

Preface: Introduction to the mall project's architecture, business, and learning approach.

Architecture Chapter: Step‑by‑step setup of the project's scaffolding, covering mainstream Java technologies such as SpringBoot, MyBatis, Lombok, Hutool, Swagger, Redis, SpringSecurity, Elasticsearch, MongoDB, RabbitMQ, and MinIO.

Business Chapter: In‑depth analysis of e‑commerce functionalities, including permission, product, order, marketing, and member modules.

Deployment Chapter: Docker containerization and Jenkins automation, along with Linux, Docker, and Jenkins fundamentals.

Extension Chapter: Introduction to useful open‑source frameworks and tools, and how to extend the mall project.

Tutorial Outline

The comprehensive curriculum covers the optimal learning path, overall framework construction, full‑stack business and technical implementation, and online Docker deployment. The detailed outline is shown in the diagram below.

Learning Benefits

Completing the tutorial provides a

complete project experience

and enhances your

ability to develop a project independently

, which is valuable since few workplaces allow building a project from scratch.

The project uses current mainstream technologies, expanding your technical stack.

The tutorial covers functional, database, and API design, improving your system design skills.

By focusing on practical, project‑driven learning, it boosts your coding efficiency.

The included containerized and automated deployment solutions can be applied to enterprise projects, enhancing your operations expertise.

After finishing, you will possess a full‑cycle project portfolio and the confidence to develop backend projects independently.

Join the Learning Community

The full video tutorial series is available on the author's Knowledge Planet. Scan the QR code below to join.