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Expert In:: Java

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In Topic: [Link] Five Reasons To Be Excited About Java in 2013

Posted 7 May 2013

After working in Grooyv, Scala, Ruby, or any of the other JVM languages it can be difficult to want to go back to Java. Java doesn't have [X feature], dammit! Lately, however, I find that I really don't care that much. I use Java RESTful services and JSP templates to drive single-page apps or apps with heavy use of Javascript on the front-end. For that task, Java is more than adequate. And it's fast! It's also nice to be able to easily find developers who know how to correctly work in JEE because it's so ubiquitous. It's not the cool kid on the block. It's the nerd who does the cool kid's homework.
In Topic: How to pass the value of “S” from JSP 1 to JSP 2?

Posted 7 May 2013

I would also suggest learning how to move away from scriptlets and towards the JSTL. Look up "separation of concerns" and ask yourself how that might apply to those "JSPs" with all of that Java code in them.
In Topic: Insert CheckBox based on userinput (yes/no)

Posted 7 May 2013

It looks like you're using JSF? PrimeFaces? Just a clarification for anyone who might be able to help you. I was going to offer a couple of options, but since you're using JSF neither of them will work. Sorry.
In Topic: responsive layout

Posted 6 Apr 2013

Also check out the way Twitter Bootstrap and Zurb Foundation do responsive layouts. I'm sure their source code would be revealing.
In Topic: What's your favorite HTML text editor / IDE?

Posted 6 Apr 2013

I use IntelliJ, Sublime, or vim, depending on the situation.

My Information

Member Title:: CTO
Age:: Age Unknown
Birthday:: Birthday Unknown
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Location:: Dallas, TX
Full Name:: Tony
Years Programming:: 8+
Programming Languages:: Groovy, Java, CoffeeScript, JavaScript, Scala, C#, C++