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Everyone Can Be a Full-Stack Engineer
Alex Cole discusses dynamic web apps, how serverless solutions compare to in-house stacks, and how product development changes when individual engineers can own features, end-to-end?
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WASI: a New Kind of System Interface
Lin Clark walks through what WASI means and shares examples of opportunities that could be unlocked.
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Healthy Code, Happy People (an Introduction to Elm)
Katja Mordaunt discusses writing webapps in a simpler way than using the traditional HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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From Imperative to Reactive Web Apps
Rossen Stoyanchev introduces reactive programming and discusses how it impacts application design from the perspective of a Java developer and what is the support for reactive web apps in Spring 5.
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Spring MVC 4 Web Apps
Rossen Stoyanchev reviews the main features in Spring Framework 4.x and previews the work towards Spring Framework 5.
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One Delegate to Rule Them All: Understanding OWIN
Keith Dahlby overviews OWIN, discussing its implications for .NET web application design and reviewing a real-world example of OWIN in action.
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Beyond HTTP, Breaking Free of the Web
Mark Wolfe provides examples of protocols that can be used to build web applications, and reviews the pros and cons of doing so.
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Conquering Content-enabled Web and Mobile Applications with Spring and Groovy
Russ Danner demonstrates how organizations succeeded by leveraging Spring Framework, Groovy, other Java technologies and CMS frameworks to build and manage content rich applications.
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Great Single Page Apps Need Great Back-ends
Adib Saikali describes the best practices for building back-end services to support sophisticated single page apps using Spring 4. It contains demo code examples.
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The Quest for the Holy Integration Test
Ken Krueger and Rob Winch provide an overview of testing Spring Web applications.
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Spring 4 Web Applications
Rossen Stoyanchev overviews the areas in which the Spring framework has evolved along with highlights of specific noteworthy features from the most recent releases.
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Enterprise JavaScript Architectures–With Some Vanilla Topping
Adam Rocska discusses how to approach an enterprise web front-end architecture, including quality assurance, code documentation, deployment, architectural planning and task delegation.