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Before you ask, I don't think anything's wrong with object-oriented programming. But recently I've attended an interesting talk at the JAX c...
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I guess you all know the situation. One day or another, you realize that you've got more work than you can manage. So your boss adds a new t...
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Putting it in a nutshell, the new version of BootsFaces doesn't bring you new features. Instead, it focuses on quality and compliance with t...
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The next version of BootsFaces was scheduled to be published during the Easter holidays. However, we decided to spend a few extra weeks to i...
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It's a bit surprising that there so many libraries offering internationalization for Angular applications. It's surprising because there the...
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Angular has been designed with testing and mocking in mind. This includes mocking HTTP services in general, and mocking REST services in par...
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Recently, I've seen a number of surveys covering the popularity of Java and Java UI frameworks. Most surveys show that either Spring or Java...
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This is a topic I consider important enough to abandon the "non-commercial-only" policy of BeyondJava.net. I hardly ever quote from or link ...
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More and more projects seem to abandon Java as a front-end programming language in favor of JavaScript. Usually, they keep with Java as the ...
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Two years ago, Polymer looked like an equal competitor to AngularJS. At the time, it wasn't clear which one would win the race. Truth to tel...
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