58thAirhacksQ&A.md

58thAirhacksQ&A.md

Ask questions and see you at January, 7th, 6.PM. CET: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/adambien

Also checkout recent episode:

Please keep the questions Java EE-stic. Means: as short and as concise as only possible.

Happy New Year! and Thanks for all the content, I have seen all 3 of your web series, WebStandards-Igniter, Web Components and Effective Webstandards and very much enjoyed them. 👍 :
I have some questions now that I am trying to use them -- more could follow :) :

1. I am trying to use web components for a pet project, where backend is Java EE 8 + microprofile in a (payara docker image) exposing rest endpoints.
   I know I can just drop / copy the css and Js and index.html in the webapp folder and they get served, however how to do this automatically e.g. when maven clean package is run? It would be best if rollup also could be run before copying.
   It would be great if you can record a screencast if possible on how to do this if the answer if not too short :)

2. in the course you use lit-html by installing and then using rollup to just get html and render related code in the bundle, however lit-html has an even better way to do this and possibly opening up a wider way to include minimal libraries, called unpkg lit-html > unpkg.com
   e.g. in my module I can say
   import { html, render } from 'https://unpkg.com/lit-html?module';
   this could also be used for d3 I think? what is your opinion on this? or installing and bundling is still better?

3. when you include a script in html you can define it as
   <script async src="app.js" type="module"></script>
   do you know what effect if any this has on the loading, I have not experimented yet but will soon do that.

4. If you want to keep UI and backend code seperate (from question 1) could you record a screencast where we could make use of e.g. payara virtual server to serve static content?

Adam, you typically create a boundary and JAX-RS resource for microservices. What clues suggest NOT create facade and have JAX-RS resource only?

question by Michal

Notes on my 2018 predictions: http://adambien.blog/roller/abien/entry/2018_predictions

Adam, In your presentation "How to Structure Jakarta EE Applications for Productivity Without Bloat", ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzaDhAx12gc#t=7m00s ) 7 minutes into the video, you jokingly suggest that there should be an investigation to find the root place on the internet where this idea of creating a java package structure for "com.airhacks.flight42.rest", "model", "exceptions", etc, etc.

My question is...
Do you think a good prize for finding the answer would be free access to one of the awesome Adam Bien training video tutorial series. ;)

A colleague checked in some code with this structure, I asked him where he learned this... and he said from "Red Hat"!
He showed me the way...

1. Visit the JBoss EAP website
2. Click "Hello World!"
3. Click "Build your first JBoss EAP application"
4. See the suggestion to learn how to build JBoss apps by studying the TicketMonster app.
5. When you get to the "Exploring the newly generated project" section and scroll down a little. You will a screenshot of the package structure.

People new to Red Hat JBoss have been learning from this Red Hat TicketMonster tutorial for years! Wow!

Hi Adam,

Can you explain with an example how you would do a JWT authentication with Microprofile and ES6.

Thanks

@rajeshduggal
If you interesting in advanced explanation look at a great conference talk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma15iBQpmHU
but only in polish language

Hi Adam! I like your Shell script (setup....) to save time. Just shortly describe or show me the setupWebstandardProject? Thanks in advance