Add an eventDRY UIs: Let the Metadata Do the Work
A session at JavaOne 2011
How many times have you sat in a dark office after-hours, hand-editing forms, page after page? Software teams spend a lot of time developing the UI. To speed up the process, developers resort to drag-and-drop widget solutions or model-based static generation tools, which only change the appearance of the problem.
This session presents Metawidget as a solution to keep your UIs DRY. Metawidget is a smart UI processor that populates itself at runtime with UI components that match properties of your model. Rather than introduce new technologies, it reads existing metadata—such as JavaBeans, annotations, or XML—to create native UI widgets in JSF, Android, Swing, and more.
Stop hand-coding your forms! Come learn how to break out of the rut.
Room: Parc 55, Market Street
About the speakers
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Software consultant. Author of Metawidget bio from Twitter
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Principal Software Engineer at JBoss by Red Hat; JBoss Community Liaison; Seam & Arquillian project member; Author of Seam in Action; Open Source Advocate
Coverage of this session
Write-upMetawidget @ JavaOne 2011: JBoss Booth Video (blog.kennardconsulting.com)
Write-upMetawidget @ JavaOne 2011 (Epilogue) (blog.kennardconsulting.com)
VideoRecorded video from the talk on Parleys.com (parleys.com)
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