Tag: javascript
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Managing JavaScript Test Coverage with SonarQube, Maven, Karma and gulp
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SonarQube (formerly Sonar) has become a standard code quality tool for Java applications. With recent releases, it has become easier to analyse code other than Java, even all within the same project. This means that you can now bring code quality analysis to your JavaScript code, too. In this blog post, we show you how.
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Interactive SVG with AngularJS – Part 2
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When developing mobile web applications with responsive design, SVG are a viable solution for flexible images. AngularJS in turn enables the wrapping of complex UI logic into custom HTML directives, resulting in clean and maintainable modules. The combination of these technologies provides a good basis for interactive control and status elements. It is suitable both…
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Interactive SVG with AngularJS – Part 1
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When developing mobile web applications with responsive design, flexible images for interactive control and status elements pose a particular problem. SVG offer a viable solution: They are much smaller than bitmaps of comparable size, and can be manipulated through their DOM API. AngularJS in turn is well suited to wrap complex UI element logic in…
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Maintainable Rich Web Applications with AngularJS – Part 2
Dieser Artikel auf Deutsch In the last post we used a demo application to discuss the development of maintainable Rich Web Applications with AngularJS. We introduced the most important concepts: The Model View Controller pattern and its application, the extension of HTML using directives and the routing concept to define the navigation between views. This post explains how…
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Maintainable Rich Web Applications with AngularJS – Part 1
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Dieser Artikel auf Deutsch Compared to Thin Web Applications, Rich Web Applications imply a higher grade of client-side functionality and complexity as opposed to the server-side. The user interface of a typical Thin Client architecture is server-generated (per page), while rich clients are complete applications running in a web browser. This allows for user interfaces…
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Developing a cross-platform application for mobiles and desktops with Aerogear
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is a collection of examples, tutorials and best practices to develop mobile clients integrated with JBoss middleware. It aims at providing solutions for mobile clients to deal with typical requirements in enterprise applications, such as security and availability. Such mobile applications range from native clients (e.g. Android, iOS) via hybrid apps (with native and web…
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Mavenizing Javascript Projects
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Installing an automatic build process for your projects is very common today and best practice. In the java world Maven is a very popular build tool and has proven its matureness over the years. In this blog post we will show you the benefits of a Maven build and how we can utilize them for…
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Enhance your web application with these two jQuery plugins
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In one of our last projects, we built a platform independent desktop client completely based HTML5 for the UI. HTML 5 provides a powerful way to build UI. Coupled with JQuery and H-UBU, we have developed a pretty exciting UI. One of the issues faced during this development was the management of the user interactions:…
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