The Curious Coder’s Guide to Java Web Frameworks: Vaadin
This is the first post in our review of Java web frameworks. Traditionally, writing visual web applications has required large amounts of time, knowledge and boilerplate code. Many Java frameworks now...
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The Curious Coder’s Guide to Java Web Frameworks: Grails
This is the second post in our review of Java web frameworks. Today's hero is Grails, a web framework by Pivotal, who is also responsible for Spring Framework and a bunch of other valuable...
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The Curious Coder’s Guide to Java Web Frameworks: Spring MVC
This is the third post in our review of Java web frameworks, having already covered Vaadin and Grails. Today we look at Spring MVC, a web framework and module of the larger Spring Framework, also by...
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The Curious Coder’s Guide to Java Web Frameworks: Wicket
Apache Wicket is a stateful web framework focusing on keeping things simple and letting Java developers do what they know best - write Java code - instead of messing with tedious xml and other...
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The Curious Coder’s Guide to Java Web Frameworks: GWT
This is our fifth post in the Rebel Labs review of Java web frameworks, having already covered Vaadin, Grails, Spring MVC and Wicket. Today we look at GWT (Google Web Toolkit), which Google announced...
View ArticleJava Tools and Technologies Landscape for 2014
A quick note This survey rocked. A better-than-ever response rate, and each completed survey donated cash to charity. We love doing this. Did you know that this is the 5th anniversary of...
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