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There are innumerable frameworks that can help with certain aspects of the transport chain but I don't believe there is a one stop shop Webapp IDE. Netbeans has
by blackflame7000 9y ago
There are innumerable frameworks that can help with certain aspects of the transport chain but I don't believe there is a one stop shop Webapp IDE. Netbeans has a ton of features and you can pretty much build the entire DB->Server->Client architecture with it. However, there is still a lot left to the programmer.
If you are a java programmer, you can use Hibernate to manipulate sql with java objects, and spring to translate those java objects into JavaBeans/JSF/JSP for display in the browser. That helps cut down on the number of adapter classes you need to write by hand.
If you use other languages, I would recommend standardizing your messages to json since there are a lot of libraries out there for handling it during various stages of your communication chain.
- hoodoof 9y agoI'm not talking about the IDE, but at the application layer. Kinda like chaining together unix commands via pipes but instead chaining together back end and front end components.