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Modern Java web development

Thomas Kruse

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INTRODUCTION

▪ Thomas Kruse

▫Consultant

▫ Leader JUG Münster

▫@everflux on twitter

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SHOW CASE

Social App (not only) for JUGs Twitter Facebook …

Keeping credentials centralized

Timed publications …

Illustrate architecture decision making

Showcase Netbeans ;-) And modern Java

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SETTING

Decoupled front-end/back-end

Low latency

Manage front-end complexity

Leverage the cloud

More complex systems

Mobile devices

New major players / trend setters

Low latency

Cross-device

Ease of use

Time to market

Long lasting systems

EnvironmentUser

expectationsArchitecture requirements

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FRONTEND OPTIONS

Java Swing / JavaFX

JSF

HTML5+REST

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TOOLING OPTIONS

gulp / grunt / live-reload

Browser

Chrome dev tools Debugger

HTML5 diagnostic APIsIDE

Code-completion

Navigation

Hints

Round-trip integration

Instant Live-reload

Debugging / breakpoints

gulp / grunt / npm

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DEMO

▪ Netbeans round-trip editing

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INTEGRATION IMPLICATIONS

Finer grained

Parallel

Out-of-order

Composition of multiple APIs

Same API for M2M

Front-End

Coarse grained (JSF, MVC)

Sequential

Single-Threaded

Container services

− Security

− Transactions

Separate API for M2M

Back-End

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PROJECT STRUCTURE

Dependency

● Highly coupled● Pace of evolution mismatch

● Part of application● Simultaneous release

● WebJars● Manual – add to SCM

● Maven● Gradle

Separate front end project

Deployment

Single project

Build system

Coupling

● Loosely coupled● Enables separate evolution● Encourages testability● Easy replacement of one part

● Separate● Low requirements for plain HTML

● npm● bower

● grunt● gulp

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CHOOSING A FRAMEWORK

Why a front-end framework? jQuery is dead … and was never a

framework

Testability Ease of development

Team scaling Even outsourcing

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REACT + FLUX

▪ Facebook

▫… and others

▪ React.js

▫ Library

▫ (virtual) DOM manipulation

▫Unidirectional data-flow concept

▫Server-side rendering possible

▪ No framework!

▫HTTP Service - superagent

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REACT/FLUX BLOCKS

ACTION DISPATCHER STORE VIEW

▪ View components

▫ JSX (optional, no IDE support)

▫ Properties (immut.) input

▪ Dispatcher

▫ Receives actions, notifies callbacks

▪ Store

▫ Container for state and callbacks

▪ Action

▫ Passed to dispatcher (payload)

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Angular

▪ Front-end framework

▪ Opinionated

▪ Dependency injection

▪ Model-View-ViewModel

▪ Two-way data binding

▪ Routing

▪ Directives, Services

▪ Java developers feel at home

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ANGULAR DESIGN

TwitterDisplay(directive) TwitterService

twitterListEntry

twitterListEntry

twitterListEntry

twitterListEntry

twitterListEntry

getTweets()

[ { “body”: “hi there..”,“sent”: “2015-03-01...” }, { “body”: “i am aliiiive..”,“sent”: “2015-02-28...” },...]

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DEMO

▪ Angular message service – fake or real

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WEB COMPONENTS

▪ Mostly implemented across relevant platforms

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DEMO

▪ Netbeans web-component editing

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BACKEND LANGUAGE

Java

PHP / Ruby / Python

Java EE Spring Boot dropwizard Fancy other options like vert.x

node / io.js

go

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OUR STACK

Tooling

● Spring Boot● Spring Integration

● Tomcat

● Netbeans IDE● curl

● Maven

Frontend

Runtime

Backend

Build system/Dependency

mgmt

Frameworks● Foundation CSS● Angular● Angular Foundation

● Browser

● Netbeans IDE● Chrome / Firefox

● npm / bower● grunt

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BACKEND BOOTSTRAP

jhipster

spring initializr Code generation maintained by spring Maven + Gradle Cloud service

maven archetype

No broad support Hard to implement Often not well maintained One time scaffolding

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DEMO

Run spring-boot in Netbeans

Configuration hint: resources:resources

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FRONTEND BOOTSTRAP

yeoman

angular seed

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DEMO

▪ Netbeans angular seed bootstrap

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IMPLICATIONS

Teams / Roles

Development

Develop stateless back-end services Develop front-end components Different skill set

Testability Flexibility API management Different level of re-use Speed of change

Operations Different infrastructure Distributed logging and diagnosis Scaling can leverage cloud infrastructure

LESSONS LEARNED

Effort! Transition involves many aspects

Technology, Organization, Development

Shift in complexity

Mindshift

Architecture is different

New architecture patterns

API not only for m2m

EvolutionHigh evolution speed

Prepare for (even more) constant change

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Q&A

Your Questions?

Thomas Kruse @everflux

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STOP BACKUP STOP

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DEMOS

▪ HTML Round-trip-editing

▪ Angular message service

▪ Webcomponent editing

▪ Spring-boot-init opening, running on tomcat

▪ Angular-seed opening