Ajax Web development and Java client programs
Creating dynamic, interactive Web applications requires advanced programming techniques. Ajax Web development is one such technique. Ajax, which derived from a portmanteau of Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, allows developers to create client platforms and applications that can update and interact with users without requiring the client side to refresh. Ajax works well with Java development platforms. Find out more about Ajax Web development and related concepts in this topic section with our valuable news, tips and resources.
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Ajax Web development and Java client programs News
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April 08, 2016
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Designing Web apps and Web UIs for software developers
Interested in designing Web apps? Here are some UX design tips that will garner them great feedback when they finally test the Web UIs they develop.
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March 22, 2016
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Reactive programming is all the rage at Fluent 2016
Find out why Microsoft's Matthew Podwysocki said he believes good reactive programming means developers embrace the Observable design pattern and create reliable, asynchronous systems.
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February 13, 2015
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Working with Node.js at DeveloperWeek 2015
Developer advocate Jenny Tong discusses coding troublemaking with Node.js at DeveloperWeek 2015.
Ajax Web development and Java client programs Get Started
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JavaScript
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What Java developers need to know about TypeScript syntax
For Java developers transitioning into JavaScript frameworks, like React and Angular, this TypeScript tutorial on syntax will help make the transition easier. Continue Reading
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Five tips for choosing a UI development framework
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DukeScript: Bridging Java to JavaScript
Oracle's NetBeans Platform Architect Jaroslav Tulach discusses how DukeScript will bridge Java with JavaScript in this video. Continue Reading
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Why choose native over HTML 5 in Android development?
Author Barry Burd discusses native coding versus HTML 5 and hybrid in Android development. Continue Reading
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How are front-end development and back-end development different?
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Manage Ajax Web development and Java client programs
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React and Angular frameworks speeding up JavaScript performance
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Beat performance monitoring hurdles in single-page interface world
This podcast discusses how frameworks like AngularJS have simplified the creation of single-page interface applications, but have created new performance monitoring challenges. Continue Reading