Surviving Life in the JavaScript Ecosystem

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The document discusses the rapidly changing developer landscape for JavaScript technologies and libraries. It introduces two new solutions from Oracle: Oracle JET, an enterprise-ready toolkit for data visualization based on open source libraries, and DukeScript, a framework that allows writing Java code while using HTML and JavaScript for rendering across platforms. The document recommends evaluating these two solutions given the instability of the broader JavaScript ecosystem.

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Enterprise Ready Technologies
in a
Fast Changing Developer Landscape
Geertjan Wielenga
@geertjanw

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Different Libraries, Different Purposes
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Application Frameworks & Libraries
Angular, Knockout, Backbone, Ext, React, Ember
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Component Libraries
JQuery UI, Sencha, PrimeFaces
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Module Systems
RequireJS, Browserfy
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Build Systems
Grunt, Gulp, Brunch
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Testing Frameworks
Protractor, Jasmine, Qunit, Karma
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Other: Yeoman, Node.js, Bower

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It's a Jungle Out There...

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Requirements First
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Responsive Design
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Modularity
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Single Page Application
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Accessibility
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Internationalization
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Security
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Performance Optimization
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Conformance to Standards
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Documentation & Support

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Demos.
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RequireJS: modularity
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KnockoutJS: two-way databinding
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ResponseJS & Foundation Interchange: responsive JavaScript

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Focus on Two Specific New Solutions
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Oracle JET
Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit
oraclejet.org
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DukeScript
HTML view and Java Business Logic
dukescript.com

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Oracle JET

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Oracle JET
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Aimed at medium to advanced JavaScript developers.
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Based on open source libraries.
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Focused on data visualization, e.g., Cloud data.
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Enterprise-ready, e.g., accessibility and modularity.
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For Oracle Cloud customers and, next year, on GitHub.

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Demos.

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JET Components Meet the Following Standards

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Or... stick with Java... in the browser.

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JavaScript is the assembly language of the web.

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JavaScript is machine language for the browser.

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DukeScript
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Framework for creating cross-platform
mobile, desktop and web applications.
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Plain Java applications that internally use
HTML5 technologies and JavaScript for rendering.
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Write clean Java code and
leverage the latest developments
in modern UI technology.

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DukeScript

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DukeScript
Desktop Android iOS Web

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You Have Learned About Two Specific New Solutions
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Oracle JET
Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit
oraclejet.org
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DukeScript
HTML view and Java Business Logic
dukescript.com

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Conclusions
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Investigate stability and reliability of your technologies.
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JavaScript ecosystem is extremely open to change.
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Evaluate two interesting newcomers:
– Oracle JET (oraclejet.org)
– DukeScript (dukescript.com)
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Be very careful about the choices you make,
make sure that they're enterprise ready.

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Geertjan Wielenga
@geertjanw

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1. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Enterprise Ready Technologies in a Fast Changing Developer Landscape Geertjan Wielenga @geertjanw

4. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Different Libraries, Different Purposes • Application Frameworks & Libraries Angular, Knockout, Backbone, Ext, React, Ember • Component Libraries JQuery UI, Sencha, PrimeFaces • Module Systems RequireJS, Browserfy • Build Systems Grunt, Gulp, Brunch • Testing Frameworks Protractor, Jasmine, Qunit, Karma • Other: Yeoman, Node.js, Bower

6. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Requirements First • Responsive Design • Modularity • Single Page Application • Accessibility • Internationalization • Security • Performance Optimization • Conformance to Standards • Documentation & Support

8. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Focus on Two Specific New Solutions • Oracle JET Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit oraclejet.org • DukeScript HTML view and Java Business Logic dukescript.com

9. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Focus on Two Specific New Solutions • Oracle JET Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit oraclejet.org • DukeScript HTML view and Java Business Logic dukescript.com

11. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Oracle JET • Aimed at medium to advanced JavaScript developers. • Based on open source libraries. • Focused on data visualization, e.g., Cloud data. • Enterprise-ready, e.g., accessibility and modularity. • For Oracle Cloud customers and, next year, on GitHub.

15. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Focus on Two Specific New Solutions • Oracle JET Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit oraclejet.org • DukeScript HTML view and Java Business Logic dukescript.com

20. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. DukeScript • Framework for creating cross-platform mobile, desktop and web applications. • Plain Java applications that internally use HTML5 technologies and JavaScript for rendering. • Write clean Java code and leverage the latest developments in modern UI technology.

23. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. You Have Learned About Two Specific New Solutions • Oracle JET Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit oraclejet.org • DukeScript HTML view and Java Business Logic dukescript.com

25. Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Conclusions • Investigate stability and reliability of your technologies. • JavaScript ecosystem is extremely open to change. • Evaluate two interesting newcomers: – Oracle JET (oraclejet.org) – DukeScript (dukescript.com) • Be very careful about the choices you make, make sure that they're enterprise ready.

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