App Engine 1.7.7 brings Sockets, Java 7 and boosts Dev Experience
blog.programmableweb.com
on 04/11/2013
Excerpt: In less than a month, the App Engine team has delivered its next release 1. 7. 7 and brought in a host of features that take the platform a notch higher.... read the full post.
Tags: Java
Jersey and Guice: a perfect combination for writing RESTful APIs
sites.google.com
on 04/03/2013
Excerpt: However, I would like to go a little bit against the flow and show how a pure-Java application (with a little JavaScript/HTML/CSS on the client-side, which is inevitable unless you're willing to adopt GWT or some other heavy-handed solution) can, in fact, look really cool, simple and effective! To do that, I will use just these 2 kick-ass Java technologies:
Guice (Dependency Injection magic)
These are quite new, but already well-established technologies, so you can expect them to just work! I will show you how to build a Java application to provide a HTTP REST API with minimum effort. We are going to use Jersey to implement our REST web services because it is the default implementation of JAX-RS/JSR-311.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Developer, How-To, Java, Jersey
From open source to open API with Restlet
java.dzone.com
on 03/07/2013
Excerpt: Mitch Pronschinske is the Senior Content Analyst (aka. "Lord of the Zones") at DZone. That means he writes and searches for the finest developer content in the land so that you don't have to. He often eats peanut butter and bananas, likes to make his own ringtones, enjoys card and board games, and is married to an underwear model. My G+ Profile Mitch is a DZone Zone Leader and has posted 1916 posts at DZone. You can read more from them at their website.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Java, RESTlet
Excerpt: However, I would like to go a little bit against the flow and show how a pure-Java application (with a little JavaScript/HTML/CSS on the client-side, which is inevitable unless you're willing to adopt GWT or some other heavy-handed solution) can, in fact, look really cool, simple and effective! To do that, I will use just these 2 kick-ass Java technologies: Guice (Dependency Injection magic) These are quite new, but already well-established technologies, so you can expect them to just work! I will show you how to build a Java application to provide a HTTP REST API with minimum effort. We are going to use Jersey to implement our REST web services because it is the default implementation of JAX-RS/JSR-311.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Developer, How-To, Java, Jersey
