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It is the 42nd edition: the answer to all questions!
Ask questions and see you at September, 4th at 6.PM. CET: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/adambien
It is the 42nd edition: the answer to all questions!
Hi Adam,
I have 3 questions:
1 - Can you explain why do you think JSF doesn't fit for "pixel perfect" applications? I remember you mentioning that UI components are hard to customize and I agree but in such cases don't you think pass-though elements/attributes or even a js library can surface?
2 - Don't you think that adding a frontend framework such as react or angular makes the release cycle (a.k.a delivery pipeline) much more complex compared to JSF? ex: managing dependencies on both backend and frontend, building/compiling assets on both sides, depending on tools like nodejs, grunt, bower etc...
3 - How do you deal with the build of such (frontend) applications, a single war or separated artifacts for backend and frontend?
Thank you very much!
Hi Adam,
Regarding my question from last month about JAX-RS 2.0 client in a multi-threaded Java SE 7.0 project.
You suggested that I'll use EJBs but It's not part of the Java SE, so I can't use it. Is there any other way to do it?
Thanks,
Eyal
Hi Adam,
i currently work in a project where i am developing/maintaining a monolitic application. It is planed to break out some functionalities into microservices, slowly step by step. By all means we decided to develop future services as own microservice projects, to faciliate the development and maintainance.
Thank your for your help
Hi Adam,
1- Do you think an ERP should be developped, or customized from excisting ones like Odoo for example.
2- In case of choosing development what architecture we should choose , monolithic or microservices.
Thanks
Hey Adam,
I see in your projects that you are not always using bulkhead with REST.
When should I use it? Why not always use it?