The choice of device,
operating system, and web browser differs from one user to another. Hence, Java
programmers have to put extra time and effort to build cross-platform software
applications. As a new technology, DukeScript makes it easier for Java
programmers to create cross-platform desktop, web, and mobile applications with
a single code base.
It allows programmers
to create views with HTML5 and business logic with Java. The developers also
have option to write the Java code once, and reuse the same code at both
client-side and server-side. Hence, the Java programmers can use DukeScript to
create a variety of cross-platform software applications according to varying
business requirements.
Features that Make
DukeScript Relevant for Java Developers
Architecture
DukeScript accelerates
cross-platform software development by combining Java and UI technologies. The
technologies allow programmers to keep the software's user interface and
business logic separated. The developers can further write the business logic
in Java, and reuse the code on both client and server. However, the DukeScript
applications still run inside a Java virtual machine (JVM). But they deliver
and display the pages through a HTML-renderer. While loading a page, DukeScript
bind dynamic page elements to the data model using Knockout.js.
Supports Widely Used
Web Technologies
DukeScript is not
designed as a scripting language. But it supports widely used web technologies
like HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. The open technologies make it easier for Java
programmers to create software that run seamlessly ob varying devices and
platforms. The developers can further make the DukeScript applications
responsive by using robust frameworks like Bootstrap. However, they still have
option to write the business logic in Java programming language.
Emphasizes on Clean
Java Code Writing
Each DukeScript
application is a plain Java application. But the DukeScript applications use UI
technologies like HTML5 and JavaScript for rendering. Hence, the developers can
use business logic in Java, while creating responsive user interfaces with
HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. The developers can also reuse the same Java code at
both client-side and server-side by integrating DukeScript with Java EE and
Spring. However, the technology requires programmers to write clean and
readable Java code.
Cross-Platform
Software Development
As noted earlier,
DukeScript enables Java programmers to create cross-platform desktop, web, and
mobile applications rapidly. The developers can create web applications by
combining Java and DukeScript that run smoothly inside the browser without
relying on Java plug-ins. Likewise; DukeScript also enables programmers to
create mobile apps compatible with iOS and Android. The developers also have
option to distribute the apps through Apple App Store and Google Play.
DukeScript further allows programmers to build cross-platform desktop
applications using HTML and CSS.
Ready to Use APIs
The ready to use APIs
provided by DukeScript helps Java programmers to simplify cross-platform software
development. The developers also have option to bind the existing APIs to
various JavaScript libraries according to their precise needs. They can even
use their favourite tools to avail features like code completion and automated
code analysis. Also, the Java developers can use robust IDEs like NetBeans to
set up the cross-platform software applications more efficiently.
Commercial Support
The novice Java
programmers can simplify cross-platform software development by availing
commercial support for each phase of the software development lifecycle. The
commercial support includes training, consulting, development and help desk.
The commercial support makes it easier for Java programmers to build custom
DukeScript application smoothly according to varying business requirements.
On the whole, the Java
programmers can use DukeScript to create cross-platform desktop, web, or mobile
applications according to varying business requirements. They can further
simplify cross-platform software development by taking advantage of the ready
to use APIs provided by DukeScript.
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