As you know, Java EE is old-fashioned, heavyweight, cumbersome, and made mostly of boilerplate code. Who would develop a modern Web application with such a technological stack? Who would start an heavy application server, deploy some EJBs, and wait ages for integration tests to run—only to end up with an ugly Web page? You? After a few slides and with the help of JBoss Forge I write a Java EE 7 app with an HTML5 front end with responsive design, sexy graphical components, manageable REST interfaces, and transactional databases.

1. Come and Play! with Java EE 7
by antonio goncalves
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2. Antonio Goncalves
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3. Facts !

4. Java EE is...

7. Play! is...

10. Can we change this ?

11. No !

12. Java EE
Startup
Integration
cost
No common
Several
doc
specs
Not even a
No single
logo
website

13. ...but we can get some
help...

14. ...from tooling
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16. JBoss Forge
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Java EE scaffolding tool
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Schell commands
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CRUD application
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Gets you start quickly
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Takes care of integration
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Plugin based
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18. Interceptors 1.2
Bean Validation 1.1
CDI 1.1
Java EE 7 Web Application
JSON-P
1.0
JSF 2.2
JTA 1.2
JAX-RS
2.0
JPA 2.1
Java EE 7
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23. Nice Book !!!
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24. Thanks
www.antoniogoncalves.org
antonio.goncalves@gmail.com
@agoncal
@pluralsight
@devoxxfr
@lescastcodeurs

25. Q&A

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