Here are all my tutorials about JavaEE/AngularJS/Bootstrap, from 2015 to 2016 (it’s time to change for ReactJS).
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JavaEE AngularJS : Web Packaging – Concat – Minify
This tutorial is intended to make a Maven web packaging like NodeJS+Brunch or NodeJS+WebPack. With HTML to JS, Single JS file, Minify. It’s usefull for web release because you’ll to limit the number of HTTP request, have a simple artifact to update, and limit the size of your app.
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JavaEE AngularJS Bootstrap: Integration
This tutorial is a basic integration of AngularJS, Bootstrap3, JavaEE JAX-RS, Maven and WebJars. Usefull for replacing your old JSF or GWT application from intranet.
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Webjars: Use Dynamic URLs for your Dependencies (VS Versionning Hell)
WebJars is a useful tool. It’s a client-side web libraries (e.g. jQuery & Bootstrap) packaged into JAR (Java Archive) files. But a static URL for your dependency is painfull to maintain. This tutorial provides a simpler way of managing version and URL in only one location.
Webjars: Manage your Web Dependencies with Maven
No more /src/main/webapp/vendor/jquery.min.js, or /styles/bootstrap.css! Just a Maven dependency like the other libraries. WebJars are client-side web libraries (e.g. jQuery & Bootstrap) packaged into JAR (Java Archive) files.
How to Cucumber Java : ReUse Same Scenario for Core, Service and Web UI Tests
An example of unified code to reuse the same functional test scenario. Over unit tests of the core component code, or exposed API and services, and finally the web application UI.
It’s useful for quality: non-regression test, continous integration, fast feedback, short loop, cost reduction, etc.
Test web-UI automatisé avec FluentLenium Java
Ce tuto permet de tester une interface web de façon rapide et maintenable en utilisant Fluentlenium avec les classiques JUnit, Selenium et FestAssert. C’est une version améliorée du tuto Tester une webapp avec Selenium Java, PhantomJS et un webserver embarqué ?
