‘Java Web Frameworks Survey’ was my first blog posted which was reposted at dzone. Sadly there never was a follow up of it. Although I planned one with: jZeno, SpringMVC, Seam, Vaadin (at that time: IT-Mill Toolkit), MyFaces, Stripes, Struts, ItsNat, IWebMvc Now, today just a short, subjective mini-follow-up, maybe someone is interested after all … Continue reading »
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Why Twitter?
Some weeks ago I asked my self and some fellows: why should I ever use Twitter? Why? It seemed so senseless… Now I have an account on twitter and I know it could be useful for me although I still think it is not necessary Here are the important points why you “can/should/must (not) use … Continue reading »
Java Application Frameworks (not only client side …)
In an old post I listed all Java libraries,where only two application frameworks were listed. Today it is time to list some client side Java application frameworks, because I discovered some new ones while reading the W-JAX announcement. Some of the listed frameworks will make developing application with DB easier. And some of them are … Continue reading »
Test All Browsers Under Almost One Operating System
For professional website development it is necessary to test the application under the major browsers. I will not decide which browsers the major ones are. Instead you can “install” all browser at one time under the latest Ubuntu: If you have Ubuntu you already have access to Firefox, Konqueror and Opera Now install VirtualBox and … Continue reading »
Google Native Client!?
Today I need your help! What are the differences between the new technology called native client from google compared to existing technologies like Java from Sun and .Net from microsoft? The only benefit I figured out is performance. But wouldn’t it burst another security hole into the browser? Didn’t we already had such a ‘native … Continue reading »
10 steps to the Romaframework – Yet another Java Webframework?
Now the Romaframework in my little series of Meta-Frameworks! It is a clean Java Web Framework which can use Echo2, but has modules to support other view technologies (I didn’t try). With Echo2 it is not a standard form based web application – it is an Ajax-Rich-Client application. The core is Apache 2.0 licensed. What … Continue reading »
Java Web Frameworks Survey
Introduction Recently I began to play with Eclipse and web frameworks, because I will use Eclipse at work and there I will program with JSP. Another reason for this web-framework-survey is that I need a web front-end for my open source project Jetwick. I love Swing so I looked how easy it is to program … Continue reading »
