Oracle JET: Oracle's Open Source Solution for Enteprise JavaScript
Track
Java
Date and time
Thursday, 20. October 2016., 16:00
Room
Hall C
Duration
45'
At JavaOne/OpenWorld 2015, Oracle announced that its own internal developers have been using JavaScript for several years to develop Cloud applications and that a toolkit built up out of open source solutions is being made available for general use. Data in the Cloud needs to be visualized in interesting and understandable ways, which is the key reason for the existence of Oracle JET (Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit). It provides JQuery UI components that make available graphs, charts, and similar components, on top of Require.js for modularity, Knockout.js for data binding, and more. The entire toolkit has been open sourced on GitHub. Come to this code-driven session to find out what Oracle is doing with JavaScript and how you can leverage these solutions too!
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About speaker
Geertjan Wielenga, author
Geertjan is an open source enthusiast, working for Oracle, and before that for Sun Microsystems. He promotes enterprise technologies, in particular in connection with Java and JavaScript. He is a technical product manager for Oracle JET and NetBeans IDE.
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