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YouTube: JavaScript for Sceptics

Understanding the Enterprise JavaScript Landscape

Here's a recording (go to it directly on Vimeo here) of a session I did last week in Malmo, Sweden, at Oredev, all about the relevance of the JavaScript...

Here's a recording (go to it directly on Vimeo here) of a session I did last week in Malmo, Sweden, at Oredev, all about the relevance of the JavaScript ecosystem for modern enterprise applications. Get started with Oracle JET, i.e., Oracle's JavaScript enterprise platform, for free in a free three week on-line course here.

Understanding Oracle's JavaScript Platform

Here's a recording (go to it directly on Vimeo here) of a session I did yesterday here in Malmo, Sweden, at Oredev, all about the requirements for enterprise...

Here's a recording (go to it directly on Vimeo here) of a session I did yesterday here in Malmo, Sweden, at Oredev, all about the requirements for enterprise JavaScript and Oracle's free and open source solutions for this space. Get started with all of this yourself for free in a free three week on-line course here.

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Vimeo: "What's Oracle Doing with JavaScript?!"

Today a session I did on Oracle JET at GeeCON in Poland was published. Here it is:

Today a session I did on Oracle JET at GeeCON in Poland was published. Here it is:

YouTube: Oracle JET, Maps, Java EE, and NetBeans IDE

During JavaOne Latin America, last week, Yolande from OTN did a NightHacking interview with me about Oracle JET. Here it is, in 10 minutes, covering Oracle JET,...

During JavaOne Latin America, last week, Yolande from OTN did a NightHacking interview with me about Oracle JET. Here it is, in 10 minutes, covering Oracle JET, Java EE, maps, the ojThematicMap component in Oracle JET, and NetBeans IDE: Related reading: GeoJSON and Oracle JET Maps Integrating Brazil into Oracle JET

YouTube: "Surviving Life in the JavaScript Ecosystem"

After many years of Java, many people are now using JavaScript. The JavaScript ecosystem is volatile, the frameworks and libraries are changing all the time. In...

After many years of Java, many people are now using JavaScript. The JavaScript ecosystem is volatile, the frameworks and libraries are changing all the time. In this session, you'll learn about some brand new and excellent solutions for surviving life in the JavaScript ecosystem.At DevFest Istanbul 2015, November 29, 2015:http://2015.devfest.istanbul/

Vimeo: "Everything a Java Developer Should Know about the JavaScript Landscape"

I did an overview of the JavaScript landscape at JavaZone in Norway last week Thursday, 10 September. I'll be doing a similar presentation at JAX London next...

I did an overview of the JavaScript landscape at JavaZone in Norway last week Thursday, 10 September. I'll be doing a similar presentation at JAX London next month. Here it is: Everything a Java Developer Should Know about the JavaScript Landscape from JavaZone on Vimeo.

YouTube: "Coding for Desktop and Mobile with HTML5 and Java EE 7"

How can you make sure that your next web application supports not only the desktop browser but also all other devices and screen sizes? And that it can...

How can you make sure that your next web application supports not only the desktop browser but also all other devices and screen sizes? And that it can efficiently talk to back-end services in a bidirectional way? With new concepts for client-side development such as responsive web design, MVVM frameworks, and hybrid web applications and with new APIs for WebSocket, REST services, JSON, and more, Java EE 7 with HTML5 may be the best combination to meet your needs. At this...