Posted by Denis Koelewijn at around evening time: June 2nd, 2010
This is the fifth post in a series of blog posts discussing Lean Architecture principles. Each post discusses one principle. Applying these principles results in an architecture (process) that is better connected to the business, better able to deal with change and more cohesive. The fifth principle is called “Just in time, just enough“. The essence of this principle is that only architectural work is done that is necessary and possible at that very moment.
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Posted by Mark Bakker in the early morning: June 1st, 2010
Summary
In the first part of this review (the JavaEE6 back-end) I created a small application which is a JSON REST service to be used as back-end for a JavaFX front-end.
This second part of my review covers a small review of JavaFX, to see if it meats my requirements as front-end for my personal finance application (see previous post).
My conclusion for now is that JavaFX is an interesting new technology, I think it can be used for small applications or forms (think about internet adds). But for serious applications it is not ready yet.
I am really missing Datagrids, the way you have to deal with Session cookies for the Rest service is far to low level. I hope someone can point me to a place where I can find better solutions for those problems (if there are).