If my last post regarding EE 6 and frameworks like Spring peaked your interest, Red Hat is having a webinar on EE 6 that you would be interested in.
Here is the landing page for our position on EE 6, and links to the webinar are on the right.
Java EE 6 for Standards Based Simplicity
For a short-cut here is a link where you can directly register for the webinar:
Java EE 6 Webinar - Java EE 6 and CDI: Moving away from clutter of Spring and other frameworks!
I think you will find this webinar informative and a must for moving to the future.
Enjoy!
Friday, October 8, 2010
Monday, October 4, 2010
Java EE 6 and Frameworks like Spring
It's been a while since I posted. It's been very busy in my new role. Today, I came across this TSS thread, and thought I would share it:
Moving from Spring to Java EE 6: The Age of Frameworks is Over
Here is also a direct link to the migration article referenced in the TSS thread:
Spring to Java EE – A Migration Experience
I found the article both intriguing, and informative. The work that Red Hat has done with JSR-299, the CDI reference implementation is really becoming a water shed moment for enterprise developers. Instead of having to work around all the anti-patterns and missing pieces of Java EE, you can now count on what you need being there, and a completely extensible model for development!
There is no longer a need for external frameworks to make your life easier. That's indeed good news!
Moving from Spring to Java EE 6: The Age of Frameworks is Over
Here is also a direct link to the migration article referenced in the TSS thread:
Spring to Java EE – A Migration Experience
I found the article both intriguing, and informative. The work that Red Hat has done with JSR-299, the CDI reference implementation is really becoming a water shed moment for enterprise developers. Instead of having to work around all the anti-patterns and missing pieces of Java EE, you can now count on what you need being there, and a completely extensible model for development!
There is no longer a need for external frameworks to make your life easier. That's indeed good news!
Labels:
frameworks,
Java EE 6,
Spring
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