It’s a leap year, so February had even more exciting news and stories to offer than usual. We published the preliminary results to our own Java survey, but had a look at other surveys as well—and Angular 9 was finally released! In February, we also celebrated International Day of Women & Girls in Science.
Our JAXenter survey about current trends in the Java ecosystem is in full swing. Time to take a look at the preliminary results. Today’s focus: Frameworks!
What technologies will be in high demand in 2020? In our annual survey we want to know what languages, frameworks and tools are on your agenda for this year. Whether you’re still languishing on ancient Java or cruising the bleeding edge using tools we’ve never heard of, we’re interested in what you have to say! So go on, answer a few questions over your cup of coffee.
Frameworks are one of the biggest things in computer programming right now. Nisarg Shah explains why you should think of frameworks as the latest phase of evolution in programming languages.
Want a simpler, easier way for web development? In this article, Masa Tanaka explains why you should take another look at Vue, a light-weight reactive framework that is easy to learn and accessible to beginners.
Frameworks are NOT considered as a replacement for programming languages but that doesn’t mean they haven’t rocked the latter’s world. Angular, JavaFX, MicroProfile, Spring MVC, Node.js, JSF and MVC 1.0 are some of the most important players. And guess what? You‘ll find them all in this issue.
Patrick Brisbin on the benefits of using a pure functional language for creating real-world web sites.
