jojule

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Beautiful web apps in Java, Vaadin and Spring (2h free course)(vaadin.com)
2 points by jojule 5y ago|0 comments
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Fusion full-stack framework for modern web development on Java back end(youtube.com)
9 points by jojule 6y ago|0 comments
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by jojule 6y ago
Any guesses for GeekBench 5 scores? My expectations: - Single core: 1600-2000 range - Multi core: 7000-10000 range - Metal: 19000-23000 range
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by jojule 12y ago
Presentation video from GWT.create where Daniel announced Singular: http://gwtcreate.com/videos/index.html#singular
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by jojule 12y ago
Slides from Daniels presentation: http://www.daniel-kurka.de/talks/gwtcreate15/singular.pdf
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by jojule 17y ago
This shows how Vaadin works with Scala. Powerful combination for RIA development.
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by jojule 17y ago
You might also want to take a look of this Vaadin theme example that demonstrates that DOM of the Vaadin widgets is optimized for easy CSS: http://demo.vaadin.com/VaadinTunesLayout/
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by jojule 17y ago
Take a look of Vaadin Reindeer theme: http://dev.vaadin.com/svn/versions/6.0/WebContent/VAADIN/the... You just can not write something line that in few hours...
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by jojule 17y ago
Book of Vaadin http://vaadin.com/book has a whole chapter on this. Also the Vaadin Eclipse Plugin makes getting started with adding new widgets trivial (just "Add New Widget" and it creates a widget stub for you)
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by jojule 17y ago
There are multiple levels of control: 1) for each UI component you can select to send events immediately to server or alongside the next "packet" sent to server. 2) as we are building on top of GWT - you have the full GWT-based RPC also if
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by jojule 17y ago
Because of the server-driven architecture, you can use graphing libraries like JFreeChart easily.
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by jojule 17y ago
This is a matter of taste - benefits of the server-driven architecture are: no limits from the server, no GWT recompilation, direct access to server-side API and resources, better security, full Java virtual machine, full tooling and debugg
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by jojule 17y ago
Vaadin is actually sending only small JSON snippets to client-side. These are instructions to browser on what to draw. Like: "add a button to layout", "change the contents of a label to say hello", etc. All rendering is done in client (usin
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by jojule 17y ago
In Vaadin you do not have to compile Java to JavaScript. Instead you are using native Java on server-side. GWT is used only for compiling "client-side thinclient". This is only needed when you want to add more widets to Vaadin - if you are
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by jojule 17y ago
(DOM structures in) Vaadin has been designed to be easily themeable. Just look at the iTunes Mockup example: http://demo.vaadin.com/VaadinTunesLayout/