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Web Development Tools
The second edition of Java Magazine (November/December) will go out in few days. In the Part 2 of the my article, you will see in detail how to use JSON to handle the response returned to the HTML5 client.
The first Part 1 of my article published in the first edition of Java Magazine (available here ) has shown how you can create and deploy quickly a Java EE application that uses RESTful Web services with NetBeans.
Mobility
Sencha Touch is a Java Script library that allows you to develop web and hybrid applications for touch screen devices, such as mobile telephones and tablets. This post explains how to download it, how to execute the bundled code samples and how to develop a simple basic hello world application.
Extreme Programming
Wakaleo Consulting is pleased to announce that we are bringing our popular TDD/BDD courses to Europe, in a convenient online format!
Fundamentals of Test-Driven Development in Java: This course covers both fundamental TDD/BDD practices, tips and tricks, and also how to apply them effectively with the latest Java tools, including JUnit 4.8, Hamcrest, Infinitest, Mockito and Spock...
Education
The possibility to manipulate CSS using code written in Java Script sets the foundation for many innovative Java Script SDKs. In this post I explain more.
The possibility to interact with the cookies using Java Script code running within the scope of the web browser sets the foundation for many new innovative SDKs. The Facebook Java Script SDK is one of them.
The importance of the Java Script programming languages continues to rise. During the last years we can see more and more web applications based on extensive usage of the Java Script programming language. One of the problems Java Script programmers face is the differntiation between the different web browsers. Each and every web browser supports a different falvore of this language. This post shows the available Java Script debuggers we can use when developing for the three most popular web browsers (Chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox).
The jQuery Mobile is a JavaScript framework we can use for developing web applications for mobile devices, such as mobile telephones and tablets. Learn how to develop hellow world using this library.
I'll like to let you know the dates of JCertif 2011 the biggest Java Community Event in Africa. About 800+ attendees from many countries.
We will be happy to have you as Speaker on Developer Tools, Java, Open Source, Mobile Apps...or Business solutions.
Still hesitating to join JCertif 2011 ? See the past event : JCertif 2010 and this blog post
Community
In JUG-AFRICA we started an Open Source project to manage the BIG ANNUAL EVENTS for our JUGs. The first release will be available in the early second half of January.
The application will provide a lot of services via the REST Web services.
The Facebook platform has significantly changed during the last year. The three most important changes were the emergence of the Facebook Graph API, the Facebook JavaScript SDK and the Facebook Social Plugins.
Register before Monday to save $200 on the 2nd annual JSF Summit this Dec 1st-4th in Orlando, FL.
Accessibility
The www.abelski.com web site offers free (for personal and academic usage) courses about various topics in software development. The site focuses on Java technologies.
GUI
Have you ever got into the situation where you feel like you need to stretch the limits of HTTP form processing?
Sometimes when developing complex web applications you end up with a form that has just too many features on it. This situation is particularly common when the application uses Ajax forms, as these forms often end up accumulating an enormous amount of funcionality - different actions...
Web Design
JSF supplies progressive enhancement out of the box for many purposes. Here’s a quick tip on how you can enhance it.
J2EE
According to the PrimeFaces website, "PrimeFaces is an open source component suite for Java Server Faces featuring 70+ Ajax powered rich set of JSF components. Additional TouchFaces module features a UI kit for developing mobile web applications.". Since it is an OpenSource JSF implementation that is very close to releasing JSF 2.0 compliant components, I figured it was time to try it...
EJB
In the past few month several Java EE 6 related JSRs (Java Specification Requests) have been finalized. The final ballot for them ended on November 30 and all were approved. Today, December 10, 2009, Java EE 6 and GlassFish v3, THE reference implementation of Java EE6, are released.
Four and a half year after the release of Java EE 5 we enter the next Java EE era. GlassFish v3 is the first...
We're less than two months away from the 2nd annual JSF Summit conference, co-sponsored by JSFCentral and the No Fluff Just Stuff Symposiums. The conference will take place December 1st-4th in warm, sunny Orlando, FL.
We already have an all-star lineup of speakers such as Ed Burns, Matthias Wessendorf, Dan Allen, Ted Goddard, Keith Donald, David Geary and several others, covering every aspect...
Ajax
IE has some very curious architectural choices (vulgar folks might call them "bugs") regarding memory management of JavaScript applications. Here's a rundown.
One the comment I'm getting about Atmosphere is why should I use the framework instead of waiting for Servlet 3.0 Async API. Well, it simple: much simpler, works with any existing Java WebServer (including Google App Engine!), and will auto-detect the Servlet 3.0 Async API if you deploy your application on a WebServer that support it.
I've had a few requests for request aggregation, ala RichFaces queues, in JSF 2.
This was deliberately not included in JSF 2.0, but it will be considered for JSF 2.1.
However, adding this functionality yourself isn't actually very hard. Here's an example of how.
