Desktop Java
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Reactive GWT
Introduction Reactive programming’s popularity has tremendously grown over the last 4 or 5 years. This can tell us that the…
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New Parallax Control For Java (JavaFX)
Introduction Parallax is a visual effect where you combine two layered images moving at different speeds to achieve a sense…
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Outputting the given, when, then, Extending Spock
Spock is a Java testing framework, created in 2008 by Peter Niederwieser a software engineer with GradleWare, which facilitates amongst…
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GWT HTTP requests alternatives
For several reasons, many GWT users ditched the RPC mechanism which is the standard way offered by GWT to call…
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Serializing/Deserializing Json in GWT
JSON & GWT There was recently an interesting discussion in GWT Users group about best practices for serializing/deserializing JSON in…
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Progressive Web apps recipes for GWT
Progressive or not progressive… If you have been designing or developing web applications for a while, you would have probably…
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Overview of Scala.js from a GWT developer perspective
This blog is heavily biased towards GWT (and GWT based frameworks), but we are keeping in my mind that GWT…
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Dependency injection in GWT using Dagger 2
Dependency injection is a software development concept where objects are provided with all the objects or values than they need…
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Quick Tip: Debugging a GWT application using Chrome Dev tools
Debugging is an important aspect of software development. Having the right tools can save a lot of time and headaches.…
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