JEE Web Framework Comparison

Comparing JEE web frameworks like: Flex, JSF, Seam, Grails, GWT, Wicket, Tapestry.

Keep in mind I am not a Guru in all of these frameworks, this is just what I understood. Also keep in mind I tried to keep everything quick and to the point to keep it around 5 min and couldn't discuss everything.

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• Java
• JEE
• Flex
• JSF
• Seam
• Grails
• GWT
• Wicket
• Tapestry
• Comparison
• J2EE
• Web
• frameworks

[mdja73]

That Groovy is scripting is not a negative since it is actually a superset of the Java language. So you can strongly type if you wish, the code gets compiled to bytecode the same as Java and you still get some extra features like closures. Also, I'm surprised that you missed out Spring MVC and Struts 1/2 given they are relatively commonplace but thanks for a good video.

[ProgramJava]

@mdja73

Interesting I was not aware that you could strongly type Groovy, but I suppose that does makes sense. I wonder what is "encouraged", meaning what is easiest to program in while programming Groovy. For instance OO programming in Java is quite easy and encouraged by libraries, frameworks, and the language.

But thank you for pointing that out.

[smartnut007]

@ProgramJava

Its recomended to loosely type. Thats because strong typing involves a lot of compiler overhead in resolving. I am not sure where the runtime overhead comes from ...

[Lucky314159]

Want more. About 4 hours more with code

[deepjava]

great work.

Looking forward for more detailed version of each of these features.

Have you thought material answering SCBCD requirements? There is no book which answers the Sun objectives.