PrimeFaces Blueprints
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (562 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1783983221 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 310 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He was also a co-speaker at the conference on the latest trends in the web technology stack at Dallas, Texas, in September 2012. He is interested in the research and development of various popular Java EE frameworks and many other latest technologies. Currently, he works as a senior software engineer in Chennai, India. He is a JSF and PrimeFaces expert. He has been a well-known, recognized member of the PrimeFaces community for the past few years. He is a committer / project member of PrimeFaces and PrimeFaces Extensions open source projects. He completed his Master's degree in Computer Applications from JNTU. When he is not working, he creates web designs and illustrations for retail marketing portals and blogs about almost anything, b
You will then be introduced to code compilation and generation in PrimeFaces. Starting with a basic application that will help you get acquainted with UI application development using PrimeFaces, you will learn about the significance of Ajax components. For those with entrepreneurial aspirations, this book will provide valuable insights into how to utilize successful business models.What You Will LearnCreate feature-rich UI applicationsUtilize the various input elements provided by PrimeFacesDevelop impressive UI for 10 successful real-time business modelsBuild an enterprise applicationEnable fast and responsive navigation systems for each applicationExplore custom application developmentIn DetailThrough this book, you will gain practical experience in building web applications for a variety of business models. Create your very own portfolio of customized web applications with PrimeFacesAbout This BookLearn how to use the rich UI components of PrimeFacesExplore all the major features of PrimeFaces with real-world examplesStep-by-step guide with precise explanations of code and functionalitiesWho This Book Is ForIf you are a
He has been employed by major software companies across the globe, and he currently works as a senior consultant in advanced web technology. He completed his Master's degree in Computer Applications from JNTU. Sudheer JonnaSudheer Jonna was born in Andhra Pradesh, India, in 1987. Besides working with the mentioned technologies, he also writes technical articl
D. Askey said Read it to get a jump start of PF/JSF application!. Thought the book was well written - really liked the concept of different "applications" that showed different architectural aspects of setting up a PrimeFaces (PF)/JavaServerFaces (JSF) application. I felt the use of the graphics, both as aids to the design as well as a representation of the finished "page", will help folks understand better what is going on without getting into architecture and page layout theory (there are many other books for that). The example in Chapter 9, "Chat", that describes the. A good start with Primeface All-Access Customer I have gone through the entire book and it gives some kind of real world example. When I say real world example, it can be of beta version with some level details so that a person looking for JSF as primary subject.The book is more based on Primeface and hibernate with JPAIt doesn't cover JSF, EJB JPA kind of solution or a domain driven concept. if the author was able to include that kind of example with Transaction control, it could have added the *: 20 rule of JEE stackOtherwise the book covered most of. "Please don't buy this book. Examples are not explained" according to David Garcia. Please don't buy this book. Examples are not explained well and they don't run, too much time to solve libraries issues. I've spent a lot of time just to run an example and this book doesn't guide you step by step.